ETF Daily News
Time To Consider Chinese Yuan ETFs?
October 15, 2012
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Given the recent strengthening trend of the yuan, investors may want to consider ETFs with exposure to the Chinese currency, as they may stand to reap short-term benefits from effects of the U.S. presidential election or long-term gains as China works through current challenges, according to an article on Zacks. Despite the numerous issues hampering the growth of China’s economy, the yuan recently reached a nearly 20-year high of 6.28 against the dollar, the article said. For those looking for low-risk exposure to China’s yuan, consider the following ETPs:
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