Three ETFs To Watch As China Invests In The Euro Zone

China has long been considered the world’s most important economies, thanks to its massive size, tremendous potential, and impressive growth rates over the last two decades. With a population that is rapidly urbanizing, many predict the Chinese economy will be the largest in the world within just a decade, potentially knocking the U.S. from the number one spot that it has held for so long. While China’s potential policy shifts and economic potential dominated the headlines for much of last year, the end of 2010 focused on a different corner of the globe as the euro zone struggled with looming debt crises that struck several nations. Countries like Greece and Ireland have already received bailouts, and others such as Spain and Portugal are on the brink of needing international intervention to stay afloat. While many have looked to the EU or the IMF to help these indebted nations, few have [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Ten Biggest ETF Losers From Recent Selloff Inside The Europe ETF That Hasn’t Plummeted Sweden ETF Bucks The Trend Ten Worst Performing ETFs Of 2010 Friday’s ETF To Watch: Euro Zone Fund (EZU)