MOTI, which follows the Morningstar® Global ex-US Moat Focus Index, isn’t a dedicated Europe fund. Many of them are not dedicated Europe plays, and combine exposure to both developed and emerging markets

MOTI, which follows the Morningstar® Global ex-US Moat Focus Index, isn’t a dedicated Europe fund. Many of them are not dedicated Europe plays, and combine exposure to both developed and emerging markets
These include inflation, an aggressive central bank, a continued tight labor market, and geopolitical risks with other world powers. But I feel obliged to balance out some of those more cautious or negative reviews
In addition to the troubling energy security situation as well as other factors that continue to weigh down the European economy, we may be on the verge of yet another geopolitically driven negative economic event
Further increases in policy rates are required in the euro area, while central banks in emerging European economies should stand ready to tighten further where real interest rates are low, labor markets are tight,
The government’s efforts to stimulate the economy as well as the reopening of tourism have also boosted the case for currency-hedged Japan ETFs, but one other point to note is “Oracle of Omaha” Warren
The German economy is on the rebound this year as production gets back underway.With inflation also decelerating, led by lower energy prices, the consumer is in much better shape.An increasingly likely ‘soft landing’ scenario bodes well for the DAX Germany ETF.