An ETF To Suit China's Economy

Also, as opposed to the popular FXI, I would recommend that investors choose Claymore/AlphaShares China Small Cap(HAO Quote). That's because out of the China funds, its companies would benefit most from domestic consumption, the expansion of which is a top priority for the government. HAO's chart also looks less bearish than FXI's currently.

China Likes ETFs, Too

The Chinese sovereign wealth fund, China Investment Corporation, revealed in the filing that about $9.6 billion of its estimated $300 billion of assets under management are in securities and funds traded in the U.S. Of this $9.6 billion, I calculate that $2.4 billion, or 25% of these assets, are in the ETFs.