iShares S&P/Citigroup International ETF News

Now is a question of Absolute Value for fixed-income investors because the yields are so low in any bond asset class. The lack of yield is worse in Europe and J

Allworth Financial LP boosted its position in iShares International Treasury Bond ETF (NASDAQ:IGOV) by 11.9% during the 4th quarter, Holdings Channel.com reports. The institutional investor owned 2,67

Global equity markets rode some dramatic twists and turns in 2019, and factor performance followed suit. Our latest Factor Indicator report highlights the most

Amid an ever-uncertain monetary policy environment, several government bond markets tracked by Tradeweb saw their yields rise by double digits over the course o

Populist policies and geopolitical tensions are on the rise. Securitized assets have been a good way to offset trade-war-related volatility. Selective investmen

While there could be a correction in the marketplace any time, we see substantial gains for investors over the next year and possibly longer if you are correctl

ECB President Christine Lagarde keeps rates unchanged for the Euro zone and offers a moderately bullish view on the economy. This puts these ETFs in focus.

Inside the ETF events that ruled the broader market in the third quarter.

The ECB turned dovish as expected in its September meeting by re-launching QE measures and cutting rates. These ETFs could gain/lose on the latest ECB move.

Though Mario Draghi is about to step down next month, Europe ETFs are likely to gain from the highly expected rate cuts ahead.

As global central banks embark on a rate cut journey, global bond yields took a hit, benefiting these bond ETFs.

The ECB may roll out new stimulus measures in September, which could boost these ETFs in the near term.

The ECB hints at more policy stimulus should the economy need. If this happens, the following ETFs will lose or gain.

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