Traders flee China ETF at record pace on inflation worries


BEIJING: Investors are offloading their holdings of Chinese technology shares at a record pace as worries over higher inflation coupled with dimming growth prospects hurt outlook for the sector.

The KraneShares CSI China Internet exchange-traded fund (ETF) has seen outflows of almost US$700mil (RM3.13bil) this month, according to Bloomberg data, on track to be the worst month ever for the US-traded fund.

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