Shanghai market

Those from the west may find it challenging to embrace China’s global perspective.

China's capital markets seem to be undergoing a sustained change in recent months. Understand why.

These general market sell-offs are a buying opportunity for some stocks.

There are different reactions to the CCP's 100 year anniversary and the July 4th celebration. Find out what it means for investors

China investing after the Fifth Plenum

China's Fifth Plenum deserves attention

The one-year-old Star board of tech start-ups in Shanghai has become one of the world’s top three IPO venues

The sustained economic and political attack on China is revealing not China’s weakness, but its strength. The US is going all out to hobble and damage the Chinese economy.

It is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore or discount the sustained attack on China on many fronts by the US. As much as we might want to say it has nothing to do with us, the reality is that this concerted attack will impact investment decisions.

Which do you believe? Market indices like the Dow Jones Industrial Average or the Shanghai Composite Index, or economic information such as jobs numbers and PMI (Purchasing Managers’ Index) figures? The answer is simple for traders.