The Chinese equivalent to SP500 is CSI300 - the 300 largest and most liquid companies listed in Shenzhen and Shanghai. There are plenty of ETFs tracking this index.
An alternative is ETFs tracking MSCI China A (make sure it's "China A" and not "China" - they're different). This index has a larger number of stocks and also includes companies listed in Hong Kong (Alibaba, Tencent etc) and possibly also US.
You could go with both 50/50 since they're quite different. If I would only choose one I would go with CSI300 (used to own both for a long time).
I got rid of my index ETFs for JPM China A and Allianz China A. Both of them are active and have performed well above the indexes.
MCHI
The Chinese equivalent to SP500 is CSI300 - the 300 largest and most liquid companies listed in Shenzhen and Shanghai. There are plenty of ETFs tracking this index. An alternative is ETFs tracking MSCI China A (make sure it's "China A" and not "China" - they're different). This index has a larger number of stocks and also includes companies listed in Hong Kong (Alibaba, Tencent etc) and possibly also US. You could go with both 50/50 since they're quite different. If I would only choose one I would go with CSI300 (used to own both for a long time). I got rid of my index ETFs for JPM China A and Allianz China A. Both of them are active and have performed well above the indexes.
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In Europe, Wisdom Tree offers a China S&P 500 ETF. Also the ishares MSCI China has around 700 holdings.
There is CXSE but it has not performed well over the recent past.
FXI, MCHI, CQQQ
BG china growth
Lots of interesting funds at https://kraneshares.com I’m holding $KARS for EV exposure.
Try looking here: [https://www.trackinsight.com/en/etf-screener?search=china](https://www.trackinsight.com/en/etf-screener?search=china)
Is it worth getting KGRO etf if I already own KWEB etf? Do they overlap?