Calculating Investment Returns in China (RMB)
How to calculate ROI for Chinese stocks, funds, and property using RMB. Understand percentage gains and losses.
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Evaluate the performance of your investments in China. Calculate the percentage return on stocks, wealth management products (WMPs), or property.
Calculate ROI in RMB (¥)
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Calculate ROI
- Enter initial investment amount in RMB.
- Enter current value or sold amount in RMB.
- See your percentage return.
ROI Formula:
ROI % = ((Final − Initial) ÷ Initial) × 100Investing in China
From A-shares to wealth management products (WMPs) and real estate, tracking your RMB-based returns helps you manage your portfolio effectively.
Scenarios
¥100,000 WMP to ¥104,000
Result: 4% return
¥50,000 Stocks to ¥65,000
Result: 30% return
¥2,000,000 Property to ¥2,500,000
Result: 25% appreciation
¥10,000 Fund to ¥9,500
Result: 5% loss
FAQ
Is this annual return?
No, this is the total return for the period defined by your inputs. To get annual return (CAGR), you would need to account for the number of years held.
Does this include fees?
For the most accurate result, subtract transaction fees and taxes from your 'Final Value' before entering it.
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