Nvidia ($NVDA) has been navigating a tricky landscape in China, where regulatory restrictions and geopolitical tensions have clouded growth

Chinese gold ETFs continued to see sizable inflows, attracting RMB16bn; gold futures volumes at Shanghai Futures Exchange fell alongside the falling gold price volatility. Read more here.

Investor hype over Chinese robotics stocks is giving way to deepening unease, with the latest government warning against a potential bubble bringing fresh scrutiny to the sector’s lofty valuations.

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Chinese gold ETFs saw notable inflows in October, adding RMB32bn (US$4.5bn) in the month, the strongest since April. Their total AUM, supported by the hefty inflow and a higher gold price, jumped 24% to RMB210bn (US$29bn) whilst holdings surged 33t to 227t – both at their month-end peaks ( Chart 3 ).

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