ETF emerging market

  • EM Rate Hikes Could Be Good for This Bond ETF

    Emerging markets central banks are beating their developed market counterparts to hiking interest rates, and while that might be a turn-off for investors considering developing markets debt, it doesn’t need to be.

    In fact, hawkish emerging markets central banks could be catalysts for exchange traded funds, including the VanEck J.P. Morgan EM Local Currency Bond ETF EMLC.

  • Allure of Asia Dividends Is Getting Stronger

    Australia is a major contributor to Asia ex-Japan payout growth this year, and that’s a positive for ADIV investors because the country is the ETF’s third-largest geographic exposure at 12%. “Elsewhere in Asia, the relaxation of restrictions on banking dividends boosted payouts in Singapore, while in South Korea, mining company Posco made a big increase and Hyundai restarted distributions.

  • Emerging Markets Dividend Renaissance Has Arrived

    Data confirm emerging markets payouts are perking up in a big way, meaning it could be an opportune time for investors to revisit exchange traded funds such as the ALPS Emerging Sector Dogs ETF (EDOG A-).

    The third-quarter reading of the Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index confirms the allure of the emerging markets dividend opportunity, potentially giving investors reason to evaluate EDOG.

  • BlackRock launches Asia ex-Japan USD investment-grade corporate bond ETF

    BlackRock has launched a new fixed income ETF in Europe providing exposure to US dollar-denominated corporate bonds from issuers domiciled in the Asia ex-Japan region. The fund becomes the cheapest ETF in Europe to target USD investment-grade corporate bonds from issuers in the Asia ex-Japan region.

  • EM Small-Caps Are Outperforming Large-Cap Rivals

    Domestic small-cap equities are handily beating large-cap benchmarks this year, but that phenomenon isn’t limited to U.S. borders. Removing some home country bias can help investors unearth opportunities with international small-caps, including those in emerging markets.

  • Play the Rise of International Unicorns With This ETF

    Investors in the U.S. are familiar with the term “unicorn.” It’s applied to startup companies valued at $1 billion or more. Usually, these firms hail from high-octane sectors and industries, such as technology, consumer internet, fintech, and the like.

  • Navigate Geopolitical Risk in Emerging Markets With PXH

    Getting emerging markets (EM) exposure comes with its own nuances like geopolitical risk, making it a tricky space to navigate for novice and experienced investors alike. Geopolitical risk in the current market environment includes the impact of technology on EM countries, such as cyberattacks that could cripple a country’s network, and a potential resurgence of COVID -19 cases.

  • FMQQ Fantastic Idea for Next Areas of Consumer Growth

    In the U.S., many investors know about the importance of the consumer. It’s said that consumer spending drives two-thirds of the GDP in the world’s largest economy. As such, consumer discretionary stocks account for nearly 13% of the S&P 500.

  • China Outlook: Changes In China: A Growth Pivot That Shakes The World?

    As in life, few things in the financial markets are certain. One reliable relationship that investors and economists have relied upon on when times get tough is the habitual willingness of Chinese policymakers to support growth in their economy through any means necessary.

  • LGIM unveils Europe’s first local currency Indian sovereign bond ETF

    Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) has launched Europe’s first ETF offering dedicated exposure to rupee-denominated Indian sovereign bonds. James Crossley, Head of UK Retail Sales at LGIM. The L&G India INR Government Bond UCITS ETF has been listed on London Stock Exchange in US dollars (Ticker: TIGR LN ) and pound sterling ( TIGG LN ), and on Deutsche Börse Xetra ( TIGR GY ) and Borsa Italiana ( TIGR IM ) in euros.

  • An ETF That Takes Investors to the Next Frontier in Global Growth

    There are important fundamental changes taking place in emerging and frontier markets beyond China as these populations are leapfrogging traditional consumption in favor of online services and shopping via smartphones. Investors can also capitalize on these shifts through a targeted exchange traded fund strategy.

  • China ETFs Are Starting to Gain Momentum

    China country-specific exchange traded funds are beginning to pick up momentum as some argue that the worst is behind the emerging market