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As highlighted by a year-to-date loss of 8.61% for the MSCI China Index — far worse than the decline experienced by the MSCI Emerging Markets Index — Chinese equities are struggling in 2023. There's a silver lining to the current slump being endured by Chinese stocks and related ETFs.
China continues to strive towards self-reliance, and its premier reaffirmed that notion recently. This should give bullish tones for a pair of KraneShares exchange traded funds (ETFs).
Amid fears that the Chinese economy, the world's second-largest, is showing signs of weakness, stocks there are pulling back. That's ominous to be sure, but it doesn't imply investors have the luxury of ignoring this mammoth economy over the long-term.
When it comes to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) being part of the corporate lexicon and mentions on earnings calls and in regulatory reports, it's not a stretch to say that Western economies, including Europe and the U.S., are leaders.
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