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The Market Pinball Wizard Avi Gilburt discusses how market forces influence the Fed's decisions. Predicting a sizable decline in the DXY in the second half of 2024 followed by a multi-year rally.
iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF provides exposure to large and mid-sized companies in emerging markets with over $19.4 billion in assets under management. Recent positive net fund flows indicate a potential reversal in performance, with a focus on geographical exposures and valuation metrics. EEM appears somewhat undervalued and diversified, with potential cyclical sensitivity and an implicit USD hedge, making it a possible bullish option for investors with allocation limits advised.
On Monday, Innovator grew its lineup of Buffer ETFs with the launch of a pair of new funds. Both the Innovator International Developed 10 Buffer ETF (IBUF) and Emerging Markets 10 Buffer ETF (EBUF) are actively managed funds.
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)---- $EEM #assets--Exante Data Completes Asset Acquisition of TrounceFlow to Enhance EM and Flow Coverage.
Samuel Zief, JPMorgan Private Bank Head of Global FX Strategy, says he is not "painting EM with a broad brush," as the lender tries to identify longer term and structural investment opportunities in the sector for their clients across asset class. Zief spoke to Tom Mackenzie, Kriti Gupta, and Lizzy Burden on "Bloomberg Markets Today.
Olaolu Aganga, Mercer U.S. CIO, joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk emerging markets investment, value growth, long-term investing and more.
Investors are rotating into emerging markets after a long hiatus. Jumia offers a unique way to tap into Africa's growth.
If earnings growth of companies in emerging markets rise as expected, and confidence in the global economy holds, the stocks could outperform other indexes, such as the S&P 500.
The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF is stuck in a rut and has poor performance compared to US stock indices and peers in the emerging markets space. The fund has a high concentration in Chinese stocks, which is a major factor in its underperformance. Emerging markets are under pressure due to higher US yields and a stronger US dollar, making EEM a fund to avoid.
EEM has only delivered single-digit returns over the past year, underperforming global stocks, and we don't believe this trend will shift any time soon. Conditions for dollar appreciation look rather strong. EEM is not very cost-efficient relative to its peers.