Why China’s Spectacular Growth Pushes Commodity ETFs
14 September 2010 at 1:30 pm by Staff
The total output of Chinese factories and mines, a.k.a. industrial output, surpassed expectations for August. Since May, in fact, Chinese demand for metals and materials has played a major role in the global growth story.
If China is only just beginning to hit its capitalistic stride, will ETFs and ETNs related to copper, lead and aluminum thrive? And if emerging markets continue hitting 52-week peaks, could the moves influence a broader-based bull market run in the U.S?
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