iShares China Large-Cap ETF (FXI)

U.S. markets closed lower due to Nvidia's warning and Fed Chair Powell's remarks. Retail sales rose, while industrial production declined. Asian markets were mixed. Oil prices rose on supply concerns, gold and silver prices fell. Dow futures up, dollar strong.

Webull Corp shares closed Wednesday down more than 11% following a social media post suggesting that lawmakers are pushing for an investigation and potential delisting.

Major Chinese companies trading lower due to Trump's increased tariffs. China's GDP grew in Q1 but trade war dims outlook and prompts calls for stimulus.

Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq close lower on tariff uncertainty and weakness in consumer and healthcare stocks. Gold surges to record high.

Any attempts to rise and stay above 3000 resulted in price being blown off numerous times to fall back into what I called a 'Chaos Zone' between 2000 and 3000.

Total processed container volumes fell by 6.1% between April 7 and April 13.

US markets end higher on Monday boosted by Apple, while concerns over pending tariffs and trade uncertainty cap gains. Most S&P 500 sectors rise.

The country’s exports rose 12.4% last month in U.S. dollar terms compared to a year earlier, sailing past expectations of a 4.4% rise.

Two warnings as loud as ever that US also feels (short-term?) pain from the tariff war - yields rise, USD falls, gold is rocketing up, BTC decoupling from Nasdaq.

addition, the U.S. exempted certain electronics from reciprocal tariffs, easing fears of a deepening trade war.US markets closed higher fueled by upbeat bank earnings and comments from Fed officials. All 11 S&P 500 sectors gained, with materials and tech leading. Asia markets rose, and European markets up as US exempts some goods from tariffs.

Trump's tariff hike on China will hammer GDP and jeopardize millions of jobs, Goldman Sachs warns.

The iShares China Large-Cap ETF rebounded Wednesday afternoon. Trump's announcement of a 125% tariff on Chinese imports meanwhile heightened investor fears over U.S.-China tensions.

U.S. markets closed lower on renewed fears over Trump's trade war with China, despite easing inflation and mixed sector performance.

A very strange thing is happening in the markets.

Stocks are in an unambiguous bear trend right now.

U.S. markets rally with positive earnings, strong demand, and tariff pause. Mortgage applications surge. Nikkei posts biggest gain since 2008.

The iShares China Large-Cap ETF had gained as much as 4.6% Tuesday morning. The ETF is now falling sharply Tuesday afternoon as U.S.-China trade tensions reached new highs.

US markets closed lower on 04/08 amid trade war fears and weak economic data. Asian markets followed suit with sharp declines, while European shares also fell as recession concerns grew. Oil prices dropped to multi-year lows, and the US dollar slumped as investors anticipate deeper rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.

An unruly selloff in Treasury and corporate paper may be the next crisis that the market may need to tackle.

The iShares China Large-Cap ETF is trading lower by 6.4%. President Donald Trump last week declared a national emergency to impose sweeping tariffs.

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President Trump enacts a 34% tariff on imports from China, raising the total duties on Chinese goods to 54% and prompting swift criticism from Beijing.