India ETFs: How Consumers Are Driving Growth
February 8, 2010 – It’s often been said that in the United States, consumer spending accounts for two-thirds of economic growth. But we’re not alone – consumer spending is driving India’s exchange traded funds (ETFs) along the path to... Continue Reading »

4 Reasons to Mind the Copper ETF Rally
February 8, 2010 – Copper prices have hit their lowest point since Oct. 19, and are 20% below this year’s high price. Enter the bargain hunters, out buying everything from copper exchange traded notes (ETNs) to the physical metal.... Continue Reading »

6 ETFs to Play the World Economic Recovery
February 8, 2010 – There’s no doubt about it: the global economic recovery is happening. However, every region is recovering at its own pace, which means investors could see some uneven moves in the months to come. The... Continue Reading »

Russia ETF: Why the Country Is Moving Beyond Oil
February 6, 2010 – With a significant portion of its economy invested in energy, Russia’s economy and its related exchange traded fund (ETF) have become vulnerable to the global price swings of oil prices. As a result, the government... Continue Reading »

iShares Readies to Expand Single-Country ETF Offerings
February 6, 2010 – iShares has a long list of single-country exchange traded funds (ETFs). Now the provider is getting ready to expand their popular lineup even further. The proposed funds cover everything from the United States to... Continue Reading »

Why Africa ETFs Are Forecast for Growth
February 5, 2010 – Africa is a fast-growing emerging market. Better still, the recessionary effects that gripped the continent may have been more mild than previously believed. Exchange traded funds (ETFs) aimed at the continent could be in a... Continue Reading »

Amid Recovery, Brazil’s ETF Shows Its Might
February 5, 2010 – After noticing the potential for an asset bubble, investors have been pulling money out of Brazilian stocks and exchange traded funds (ETFs). Nevertheless, Brazil is proving to be a robust economy as both consumption and... Continue Reading »

Malaysia ETF: On the Mend or Trouble Ahead?
February 5, 2010 – After quietly climbing its way back from the worst recession since the 1930s, Malaysia and its related exchange traded fund (ETF) have now appeared to enter full-on growth mode. But can the Asian economy... Continue Reading »