There were no changes to the KraneShares models this week.
Chinese equities were slightly muted over the past week. China recorded a $1.2 trillion trade surplus in 2025, a 20% year‑over‑year increase and the largest in its history, underscoring the country’s resilience amid U.S. tariff pressures (source: cnn.com). Over the past week, President Trump enacted another 25% tariff on Nvidia and AMD chips. The goal is to promote the development of domestic technological supply chains, as the tariffs would be suspended if companies meet the criteria for supporting U.S. supply‑chain building (source: cnn.com). However, the effects have largely gone unnoticed and have yet to make any material impact. We will continue providing updates as new information is made readily available. This week, we cover the:
The KraneShares MSCI All China Health Care Index ETF (KURE) reversed back up earlier this month and remains in a column of Xs. KURE maintains a strong fund score of 4.30, above what we consider “technically actionable”. The fund is facing near-term resistance at $19.25. If it moves up above $19.50, KURE will reverse back to a buy signal. The fund offers a very low correlation to broader US markets with a beta of 0.35. Additionally, KURE offers a yield of 4.16%. Initial support and the bullish support line can be seen at $17, with additional support at $16.25.
