China ETF surges as drive for clean air boosts commodities
Anti-pollution measures may shut small mines, leading to more supply disruptions and rising prices as demand goes up
Sat, Oct 14, 2017 - 5:50 AM
China's determination to tackle its pollution problem has led to authorities setting a deadline to end production and sales of vehicles that run on fossil fuel.
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New York
CHINA'S anti-pollution drive is brightening more than its smoggy skies.
The Global X China Materials ETF has delivered a 56 per cent return this year as inefficient and illegal production in the Asian nation is shut down, giving companies in the exchange-traded fund...
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