China ETFs tanked anew Monday as the Shanghai Composite index posted its biggest one-day percentage loss since 2007. Chinese news agencies described the trading session as "Black Monday" -- and the phrase reverberated around the world as U.S. and global markets sold off on the China panic. Fears about the health of the world's second largest economy continued to rattle Wall Street, as in the past week. Two flagship domestic exchange traded funds
Monday 24 August 2015
China ETF Dumps 15%; QQQ And DIA ETFs In Correction
Otmane El Rhazi from Investor's Business Daily - ETFs RSS.
China ETFs tanked anew Monday as the Shanghai Composite index posted its biggest one-day percentage loss since 2007. Chinese news agencies described the trading session as "Black Monday" -- and the phrase reverberated around the world as U.S. and global markets sold off on the China panic. Fears about the health of the world's second largest economy continued to rattle Wall Street, as in the past week. Two flagship domestic exchange traded funds
China ETFs tanked anew Monday as the Shanghai Composite index posted its biggest one-day percentage loss since 2007. Chinese news agencies described the trading session as "Black Monday" -- and the phrase reverberated around the world as U.S. and global markets sold off on the China panic. Fears about the health of the world's second largest economy continued to rattle Wall Street, as in the past week. Two flagship domestic exchange traded funds
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