Sentences with phrase «shanghai composite»

Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO of DoubleLine Capital, tweeted about the falling Shanghai Composite Index on Tuesday, theorizing the Chinese are now searching for safe investments outside China.

Hong Kong's Hang Seng fell 0.5 percent to 31,340.22, while the Shanghai Composite edged 0.4 percent lower to 3,270.82.

The Shanghai Composite Index had its worst day of the year Thursday, down 2.3 %.

China's Shanghai Composite Index gained 0.5 percent to 3,306.09 and South Korea's Kospi added 0.1 percent to 2,487.60.

The Shanghai Composite Index dropped by 30 % last June, followed by repeat performances in August and January.

And its growth correlated with the decline of bitcoin: the Shanghai Composite grew 30 % while bitcoin fell 27 %.

On the Chinese mainland, the Shanghai Composite Index edged up 0.01 percent at midday to 3,296.

The Shanghai Composite ($ ASHR) looked to continue its pullback from a major run higher and Emerging Markets ($ EEM) continued to consolidate in a bear flag in their downtrend.

The Shanghai Composite and Emerging Markets are biased to the upside now.

The Shanghai Composite is building towards a break of consolidation higher while Emerging Markets look to pullback in their uptrend.

The Shanghai Composite and Emerging Markets both moved higher, with Emerging Market still not out of trouble.

The Shanghai Composite remains stuck in a sideways rut while Emerging Markets consolidating at resistance.

The Shanghai Composite ($ ASHR) had morphed into a consolidation with a downward bias short term and Emerging Markets ($ EEM) were pulling back in their uptrend.

The Shanghai Composite and Emerging Markets are biased to the downside with the Chinese market possibly ready to consolidate.

The Shanghai Composite ($ ASHR) looked to continue to consolidate in its trend lower while Emerging Markets ($ EEM) were biased to the upside in broad consolidation after their move lower.

The Shanghai Composite started higher off of support with Emerging Markets moving back higher as well.

Major stock indexes in Asia including the Shanghai Composite made slight gains Friday but major indexes in Europe slipped into the red after beginning the day marginally positive.

Recently, the Shanghai Composite Index sported a 32 P / E while South Korea's was at 35 and Indonesia's was at 29.

The Shanghai Composite broke consolidation higher while Emerging Markets rebounded from a test of support.

The Shanghai Composite looks ready to resume the move higher out of consolidation and Emerging Markets are biased to the upside short term in their downtrend.

The Shanghai Composite broke consolidation higher while Emerging Markets pulled back from resistance.

The Shanghai Composite is also strong and looks to continue higher while Emerging Markets are consolidating in what may be a bearish pattern.

The Shanghai Composite moved lower to 3000 in a shortened week while Emerging Markets moved lower, finding support at the major long term level.

The Shanghai Composite ($ ASHR) and Emerging Markets ($ EEM) both were biased to the upside with risk Emerging Markets being only a short term move.

The Shanghai Composite made a higher high before retreating while Emerging Markets just moved lower.

The Shanghai Composite took the next step lower while Emerging Markets moved toward the top of their range and the Volatility Index tested the floor again.

The Shanghai Composite looks like it will continue to drift lower while Emerging Markets move higher.

The Shanghai Composite ($ ASHR) and Emerging Markets ($ EEM) looked to continue to consolidate, the Shanghai Composite at the retest of lows and Emerging Markets at their highs.

The Shanghai Composite returns after a short week stuck in a range at the February lows while Emerging Markets continue to build a bull flag at the highs.

The Shanghai Composite is showing a strong pullback while Emerging Markets again found support and bounced.

The Shanghai Composite ($ ASHR) returned after a short week stuck in a range at the February lows while Emerging Markets ($ EEM) continued to build a bull flag at the highs.

The Shanghai Composite bounced off of resistance but quickly rebounded while Emerging Markets continued a slow drift higher, in either a rising channel or bear flag.

The Shanghai Composite ($ ASHR) and Emerging Markets ($ EEM) were biased to the downside within broad consolidation.

The Shanghai Composite moved lower before bouncing to wend the week while Emerging Markets gave up their gains, breaking lower.

The Shanghai Composite pulled back to support while Emerging Markets consolidated.

The Shanghai Composite ($ SSEC) and Emerging Markets ($ EEM) looked strong with a chance that Emerging Markets would consolidate for a bit.

The Shanghai Composite ($ SSEC) and Emerging Markets ($ EEM) were biased to the downside as well.

The Shanghai Composite ($ SSEC) looked back to its downward price action but Emerging Markets ($ EEM) were biased to the upside with some caution after a big week with short term topping signs.

Overseas, the Shanghai Composite Price Only Index (+0.30 %) posted the only plus - side return for the week after the Chinese government announced deeper economic and market reforms late in the flows week.

The S&P 500 -6.9 per cent; the Australian All Ordinaries Index -7.2 per cent; the Nikkei 225 -14.1 per cent; the MSCI Emerging Markets Index -19 per cent; the Shanghai Composite Index -28.6 per cent — it sure was a tough September 2015 Quarter.

The Shanghai Composite ($ SSEC) and Emerging Markets ($ EEM) were biased to the upside with risk of the Chinese market reversing.

The Shanghai Composite looks weak and possibly on the verge of a big move lower while Emerging Markets continue to churn at the highs.

The Shanghai Composite and Emerging Markets are biased to the upside with the Chinese market doing so in a downtrend while Emerging Markets are gaining strength.

The Shanghai Composite and Emerging Markets are biased to the upside on a break of their recent consolidations.

The Shanghai Composite looks to continue its uptrend and Emerging Markets may also be reversing higher.

The Shanghai Composite found a short term top and pulled back slightly while Emerging Markets reversed to the late December highs.

The NYSE was closed for almost four hours while the Shanghai Composite lost nearly 30 % last month.

The Shanghai Composite looked to continue in its uptrend while Emerging Markets paused in their uptrend.

The Shanghai Composite continued higher to 7 year highs while Emerging Markets bounced modestly.

The Shanghai Composite traded in a tight range, little changed, while Emerging Markets continued their move lower.