As many as 79 Chinese companies have their ordinary shares or depositary receipts in the New York Stock Exchange, according to an exchange publication. That includes Alibaba Group Holding (consumer-discretionary), PetroChina Co. (energy) and Yum China Holdings (restaurant chain).
THIS is a nerve-wracking week for global investors with exposure to Chinese assets: the country’s markets are closed for the Lunar New Year, leaving them unable to hedge risks arising from the coronavirus epidemic.
Still, there are a range of stock and bond proxies listed in the rest of Asia, Europe and the US that offer a way to trade -- even when the country is closed:
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