By Vivian Lin Thurston, CFA, partner and Clifford Lau, CFA

As the Federal Reserve's interest rates and inflation outlooks appear more hopeful heading into 2024, Wall Street seems to have misfired on certain calls this year. Yahoo Finance's Madison Mills breaks down the top three biggest themes and forecasts Wall Street got wrong in 2023, including calls for a recession, bearish sentiments, and China's economic recovery. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live.

It's still not enough to assuage investors’ fear that the economy isn't able to build enough momentum to stage a sustainable recovery.

The annual report by the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission outlined 30 suggestions for Congress.

China’s economy is showing signs of stabilizing but the improvements are decelerating. The (ticker: MCHI) is down 11% so far this year. China’s recovery from three years of Covid restrictions has underwhelmed, there are concerns about the country’s longer term growth prospects, and geopolitical tensions loom.

By Sophie Gao, CFA

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By Clifford Lau, CFA

After a rough couple of years, China’s tech sector is surging in 2023. Using ETFs is a great way for U.S. investors (and non-mainland China investors in general) to gain exposure to this rebound. Here’s why Chinese tech stocks suffered in 2021 and 2022, why they’re bouncing back, and three ETFs that investors can buy to tap into the continued growth of China’s tech stocks. Why Did Chinese Tech Stocks Fall in 2021 and 2022? The Chinese market, in general, had a difficult go of things in 2021 and

The company hopes to unlock value by breaking itself up into six smaller parts.