ACWI Stock Recent News

ACWI invests in equities across the world, with a bias in favor of U.S. equities. The fund appears undervalued on a sub-consensus longer-term earnings growth trajectory.

During Refinitiv Lipper's fund-flows week that ended January 4, 2023, investors were overall net purchasers of fund assets (including both conventional funds and ETFs) for the second week in three, pumping in a net $37.06 billion. Exchange-traded equity funds recorded $7.0 billion in weekly net outflows, marking the second week of outflows in three.

iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio offers a low-cost way to own over 9,000 equities from across the entire investable universe. Holding an all-in-one exchange-traded fund like XEQT:CA can provide the portfolio diversification needed to allow investors to focus their capital on their highest conviction ideas.

U.S.-centric investors have been accustomed to even fewer declines. Equities had only one negative return of less than 5% during the same period. As earnings have continued to trend positively, dividend payouts - which tend to be far less volatile than stock prices - have shown continued growth.

ACWI invests across the world, including in the United States, in both developed and emerging markets. ACWI is essentially "equity beta", but arguably safer and more diversified than investing in the U.S. market alone.

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