Here's What China's Slump Can Teach Investors About International Investing
China is the world's second-largest economy based on gross domestic product (GDP), trailing only the U.S. Despite that, the Chinese economy has grown stagnant in its efforts to rebound post-COVID.
Every economy has many working parts, so it's hard to pin the issues on one specific problem, but many experts think it comes down to a lack of policies aimed at economic recovery.
Whatever the case, the lagging economy is reflected in Chinese stocks. Two of the country's most-followed indexes, the S China 500 and MSCI China, are down considerably in the past three years. It's the opposite of how the most important index in the U.S., the S 500, is doing.
Source Fool.com
MSCI Inc. A Stock
€491.80
-1.560%
The stock is an absolute favorite of our community with 22 Buy predictions and no Sell predictions.
As a result the target price of 597 € shows a positive potential of 21.39% compared to the current price of 491.8 € for MSCI Inc. A.
