China's gold market has exhibited an unseasonable surge in strength throughout October and into early November 2025, according to the World Gold Council (WGC). This robust demand, particularly from investment and central bank sectors, is defying traditional seasonal slowdowns and is poised to exert significant upward pressure on global gold
Alibaba Group Holding Inc.’s (NYSE: BABA) U.S.-listed shares have been on a tear throughout 2025, more than doubling so far this year and reaching their highest since October 2021.
NIO's CEO cautions about potential headwinds in China's EV industry due to the expiration of tax incentives in Q1 2026, potentially affecting all automakers.
Nio Inc. (NYSE: NIO) shares slipped Wednesday even as Firefly's limited-run EV sold out in 30 hours and SunCar expanded its partnership, with JP Morgan lifting the stock's target to $8.
Baidu’s digital advertising revenue has been dropping for the past four quarters, and the company is hoping the changes will reengage its user base and reverse the slump.
Alibaba's AI and retail innovations make it a top player in China's ETF market, attracting attention from thematic ETFs and boosting its growth narrative.
While China competition remains strong, the firm says June quarter deliveries guidance is stronger with 2025 model year refreshes and brands Onvo and Firefly continuing to ramp, Mizuho said, while adding that it sees Nio as fairly valued.
Alibaba's back and profitable, with soaring earnings and AI-driven cloud growth. ETFs like KWEB, PGJ, and MCHI offer diversified exposure to its rebound.
