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VanEck China New Economy ETF

CNEWVanEckLast updated: Dec 25

What CNEW does

The VanEck China New Economy ETF (CNEW) is designed to give investors exposure to the rapidly growing sectors of China's economy, focusing on areas like technology, healthcare, and consumer services. This ETF invests in companies that are part of China's "new economy," which includes businesses that are driving innovation and growth in these modern industries. By investing in CNEW, you are essentially putting your money into a diversified basket of Chinese companies that are expected to benefit from the country's shift towards a more consumer-driven and technologically advanced economy. The ETF aims to capture the potential growth of these sectors, offering a way to participate in China's economic transformation.

What types of holdings are inside CNEW?

CNEW invests primarily in equity securities of companies that are part of China's evolving New Economy, which includes sectors such as technology, healthcare, and consumer services. The ETF typically holds large-cap and mid-cap stocks, offering a diversified exposure to a range of companies that drive innovation and growth in the Chinese market. It focuses on firms that are well-positioned to benefit from structural changes in the economy, including digital transformation and sustainability initiatives, making it a compelling choice for investors seeking growth-oriented opportunities in China.

Why you would consider CNEW

CNEW is suitable for investors looking to diversify their portfolios with exposure to the rapidly growing sectors of the Chinese economy. This ETF can fit well in a diversified portfolio, particularly for those aiming to enhance growth potential while managing risk through geographic diversification. It addresses the challenge of accessing high-growth Chinese equities without the need to invest directly in individual stocks. For personalised advice on how CNEW fits your investment strategy, consider exploring Rask Core.

CNEW peers

Investors might also consider similar ASX-listed ETFs that provide alternative exposure to the Chinese and broader markets. For instance, the CETF offers access to China's A-share market, while the 1GOV and 5GOV ETFs provide exposure to Australian government bonds of varying maturities. Additionally, the ALFA ETF allows for investment in Australian long-short strategies. For a more comprehensive comparison of these options, visit Best ETFs (bestetfs.com.au).

Management Fee

0.95%

Distribution Yield

0.88%

Fund Under Management

$86M

+1.51M

Monthly Liquidity

5.77%

Spread

0.45%

Last Price

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Product Type

ETF

Monthly fund flows

12-Month Flow

$-40.59M

Trading Activity

Transacted Value

$5M

Volume

629,518

Number of Trades

1,658

Monthly Liquidity

5.77%

Performance

1 Month

1.79%

1 Year

15.13%

3 Year

6.06%

5 Year

-0.06%

Total Return

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