After months of reducing its holdings, the country has increased its investment.
Beijing is pulling out all the stops to get Agricultural Bank of China to market.
The Agricultural Bank of China will be the largest offering in history, but here's why it's a bad buy for U.S. investors
Expect to see deflating prices in the U.S. this week, while in BRIC nations runaway economic growth continues to spark widespread price increases
Rumors of solid economic numbers from China could give investors some comfort.
The debut of Agricultural Bank of China will tell investors a lot about the market.
Resist the urge to buy in China's bear market; the better bet is to use caution.
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