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Cloud and AI optimism lifted Alibaba’s Hong Kong shares to a nearly four-year high on Tuesday.

China-focused ETFs gain momentum as trade talks and a weaker USD shift investor sentiment. KWEB ETF up 30% YTD. KraneShares sees potential for growth in China's new economy industries and offers thematic funds like KWEB, KARS, and more. Other options include FXI, GXC, and CHIQ. China's policies fuel the trend.

TikTok owner ByteDance and DeepSeek on Thursday announced upgraded AI models.

Nvidia's China woes have major implications for tech ETFs as Beijing pressures firms to use domestic alternatives. Near-term risk for KWEB and CQQQ.

The KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF and the iShares MSCI China ETF are garnering renewed investor interest.

July retail sales and industrial output grew less than expected.

Chinese stocks jumped as Beijing launched loan subsidies to boost spending, and following Trump's tariff truce extension.

Chinese tech and EV stocks surged on Wednesday on news of a 90-day trade truce between US and China, boosting hopes for improved economic ties.

Retail sentiment has been bearish, and the Chinese company's Hong Kong shares declined on Thursday.

A deal would grant JD access to one of the largest online marketplaces for electronic goods in Europe, as well as a network of approximately 1,000 stores across several European countries.

There is one big discrepancy between the EPS growth rates and valuations between the S&P and China's stock market, creating an opportunity to rotate.

While Alibaba has benefited from its rapid rise in AI, fierce competition in China's food delivery market has been a drag for the company.

The rally would likely lift BABA and JD stocks as the US markets open on Monday.

China's Q2 economy growth beats expectations, but not booming. ETFs tied to exports and policy may thrive, while domestic demand remains weak.

In May, EU regulators stated that Shein's sales tactics violated EU consumer protection rules and that the company could face fines if it didn't adjust its behavior.

The Chinese tech industry has pushed the pedal on AI, with Alibaba's Qwen models and Baidu's Ernie bot, in a substantial way this year.

The Trump administration is reportedly lowering its aspirations for comprehensive reciprocal deals. Instead, it is favoring narrower agreements to avoid the reimposition of U.S. tariffs.