iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets ETF News

For the fourth consecutive month, mutual fund investors were net purchasers of fund assets, injecting $181.2 billion into the conventional funds business for March. Fixed income funds (+$41.2 billion)

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Wall Street was moderately upbeat in March. Value stocks gained an upper hand in the month over growth stocks due to rising rate worries.

Rising rate worries and fears of a tax rate hike in the United States also dampened investors' sentiments in March but Biden stimulus and growing vaccination have boosted investors' confidence too.

The pandemic-ridden 2020 has witnessed the record ETF assets growth

ETFs gathered about $16.5 billion capital last week, bringing in year-to-date inflows of $181.5 billion, higher than $89.8 billion seen in the year-ago period.

This ETF has performed well in 2020, despite the kind of devastating impact the COVID-19 pandemic had on emerging-market economies like South Africa or Brazil. We anticipate potentially larger macroec

In the decade-plus since the post-global financial crisis bull market rally began, the DJIA has been crushed by top U.S. index benchmark peers the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100. The fact the Dow is "price we

Overall, ETFs gathered about $12.5 billion capital last week, bringing in year-to-date inflows of $164.9 billion.

The broad-based U.S. indices ended the fund-flows week down as investors remained concerned over the rapid rise in Treasury yields over the last several days, causing some to question lofty stock mark

While markets roiled over the past week, exchange traded fund investors have been shifting into the emerging markets. Among most in-demand ETFs of the past week, the Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets ETF

Shares outstanding in 'EEM' have been unchanged for months.

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Stocks outside the U.S. are heating up and attracting assets.

Past experience shows us that emerging markets have historically reacted positively to higher global rates, especially if the latter reflects an improving global growth outlook. Most emerging markets