ChinaAMC CSI SH-SZ-HK Gold Industry Equity ETF(159562.SZ)

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China dumps more US debt, buys other assets as Trump targets Powell

China reduced its US Treasury holdings to $682.6 billion in November, the lowest since 2008, amid concerns over US debt sustainability and a politicized Federal Reserve under Trump. Analysts predict further cuts as China reallocates its reserves towards gold and non-US assets. In contrast, total foreign ownership of US debt reached a record $9.36 trillion, with Japan and the UK increasing their holdings. China's ongoing gold purchases continue, reflecting a strategic shift in asset allocation.

南华早报·
南华早报·

CANADA STOCKS-TSX futures rise as oil steadies, Canada PM announces China trade deal

Futures for Canada's main stock index rose 0.24% as oil prices stabilized and Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a trade deal with China, cutting tariffs on electric vehicles and canola. This comes after a record high close for the TSX index, despite previous losses in commodity-linked stocks. Oil prices increased by over 1% following a drop, while gold and silver prices continued to decline. Investors are also awaiting December inflation data for Canada, set to be released on January 19.

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Reuters·

China stocks hit decade high as metals, financials rally

China stocks reached a decade high, driven by a rally in non-ferrous metals and financials, with the CSI300 and Shanghai Composite Index both up 1.2%. The Shanghai Composite Index hit its highest level since July 2015, boosted by record copper prices and strong performance in the insurance and securities sectors. UBS analysts noted limited downside risk and increased investor confidence ahead of the Lunar New Year, with expectations for continued growth in tech and solar sectors. The market has seen a 6% increase since mid-December, with tech stocks in Hong Kong also gaining.

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Reuters·
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Hang Seng Climbs 0.4% at the Close

The Hang Seng index rose 0.4% to 25,802, its highest in over a week, driven by gains in AI-related stocks and the PBoC's decision to maintain low lending rates. Key gainers included Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp, Zijin Mining Group, Pop Mart International Group, JD Health International, and Trip.com Group. Trading hours will be shortened this week due to the holiday period.

Trading Economics·
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Trading Economics·
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A surge in bulk this year! Has the "sharp era" of bank wealth management arrived?

The year 2025 will be a turnaround year for bank wealth management, with multiple products yielding over 20%. The US dollar version of the BlackRock World Gold Fund from Fubon Bank has increased by over 135%, and Huaxia Wealth Management No. 8 has risen by over 46%. The recovery in the yield of bank wealth management products is mainly concentrated in categories such as precious metals and ESG industries

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Wallstreetcn·
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ESG
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