Invesco China Technology ETF (CQQQ)

Markets closed lower after Trump announced tariffs on Canada and Mexico, with S&P 500 seeing its worst drop since December. Oil and gold prices rose.

US markets closed higher on Friday, despite volatility and uncertainty over Ukraine. Asian markets also gained, while European shares neared record highs.

U.S. markets closed red on 2/27 due to Nvidia's disappointing forecast, slowing AI demand, and economic data indicating a cooling economy.

US markets mixed, home prices up, futures higher. Asian markets mostly down, US dollar slightly up. Oil prices near 2-month low.

U.S. markets mixed amid tariff concerns, European shares at record highs on strong earnings and U.S.-Ukraine minerals deal, while U.S. home sales and mortgage applications decline. Asian markets show mixed results, European markets fall after Trump announces EU tariff. Oil and gold prices up, U.S. futures also up. U.S. dollar index and USD/JPY rise, while USD/AUD falls.

US markets mixed, tech stocks down on AI demand concerns and weak economic indicators. Japan's Nikkei falls, oil prices rise on US sanctions.

1.1655.The euro was down 0.26% against the U.S. dollar at $1.1701.The British pound fell 0.24% to $1.3749, and the USD/CAD rose 0.30% to 1.2548.U.S. markets closed lower on 2/20 due to tariff fears & Walmart's weak forecast. Gold surged, while major indexes declined. Asia markets mixed.

U.S. markets closed higher with S&P 500 at record high. Fed held rates, Trump announced tariffs. Building permits up, housing starts down. Fed cautious on rate cuts due to inflation and trade policies. Healthcare sector saw highest increase, Dow and S&P 500 up, Nasdaq slightly up. Asian markets mixed, Europe and commodities up, U.S. futures down. U.S. dollar index down.

US markets close in green, S&P 500 hits record high. Fed signals steady rate policy, data shows manufacturing index rise. Asia markets mixed.

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U.S. markets closed mixed on Friday, with Nasdaq reaching a record high. Yields fell and S&P sectors ended lower. On Tuesday, Asian markets showed mixed results. European markets were mostly flat. Crude oil and gold prices rose, while the U.S. dollar strengthened.

US markets close higher as producer prices rise, Treasury yields fall. Asia markets mixed with Nikkei down, Hang Seng up. Oil prices rebound.

US markets close mixed as inflation data raises concerns about delayed Fed rate cuts. Japanese and European markets gain, while oil prices edge lower.

US markets closed mixed, with gains in Coca-Cola and Apple offsetting Tesla's decline. Fed Chair Powell not in rush for rate cuts. Volatility likely.

US markets close higher on Monday, driven by gains in AI-related stocks. Steelmakers rally after Trump announces new tariffs. Global growth concerns.

On Friday, U.S. markets closed lower after Trump announced reciprocal tariffs and weak economic data. S&P 500 sectors all fell, while European markets opened optimistically. Gold hit record highs amid trade war concerns.

As China's tech sector stages a strong comeback, investors are increasingly looking at ETFs as a way to gain exposure to this space.

U.S. markets closed mixed with S&P 500 and Nasdaq gaining, while Dow slipped. Economic data exceeded expectations, while commodities and futures showed mixed results. Markets await key reports and events.

U.S. markets rose on Fed rate cut hopes, while economic data showed larger trade deficit and lower service PMI. Global markets also up, except India.

U.S. markets close higher as optimism grows over potential U.S.-China trade breakthrough. Trump delays tariffs, Palantir surges 24%, Fed warns of inflation risks, and job openings miss expectations.

US markets closed in red after Trump delayed tariffs on Mexico. US construction spending and ISM manufacturing PMI improved. Asian markets mixed.

U.S. markets closed higher, led by Tesla's optimistic remarks. Economic concerns rose after Trump's proposed tariffs. Most S&P 500 sectors advanced.

U.S. markets closed lower due to new tariffs, U.S. personal income and spending increased, and most S&P 500 sectors declined. Japan's Nikkei and Australia's S&P/ASX 200 also fell, while U.S. futures and the dollar strengthened.

U.S. markets close lower on tech selloff. Fed keeps rates steady, but uncertainties remain. Japan, Australia, India markets rise. Oil prices stable.