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In some form or fashion, hundreds of exchange traded funds offer exposure to Chinese equities. As the world’s second-largest country has evolved, so have the related ETF offerings. Gone are the days when investors had to rely solely on broad market funds for accessing China.
Today, investors can get tactical at the sector and industry levels, just as they do with domestic stocks. China is one of the most vibrant healthcare markets in the world, indicating the
Just over three years old, KURE tracks the MSCI China All Shares Health Care 10/40 Index and is something of a quiet success story, with over $244 million in assets under management. That’s an admirable sum for an ex-U.S. sector strategy and one that confirms there’s appetite for the right international sector ideas. KURE is also an avenue to growth not found in domestic healthcare funds.
Healthcare Gains Drive Chinese Stocks Even Higher May 19, 2021
Asian markets ended last week up, buoyed in part by a rally in healthcare firms, according to Reuters.
The blue-chip CSI300 Index, which tracks the top 300 stocks traded on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange and the Shanghai Stock Exchange, closed out the week 2.3% higher.
In particular, the CSI300 financials index rose by 3.3% and the CSI300 healthcare index jumped by 2.4%.
How to Play Chinese Healthcare Stocks
The Chinese healthcare market is one of the fastest growing in the world, according to KraneShares, growing at a 5-year compounded annual rate of 11%, compared to a 4% rise in the United States and a 4% decline in Japan.