Will Unemployment Continue To Burden Spain’s Economy, ETF?
April 6, 2009 – Spain is mired by a collapse in the construction sector and anincrease in joblessness could reduce the growth of its economy and subsequent exchange traded fund (ETF). (more…) AKPC_IDS += "8657,"; Continue Reading »

What Low Inflation in Spain Means for ETF
February 21, 2009 – Spain is experiencing a deep and intense recession, so is a dip toward deflation following a 40-year low in inflation good news for markets and exchange traded funds (ETFs)? Not so fast… (more…) AKPC_IDS += "7957,"; Continue Reading »

Why the Euro Isn’t Such a Good Thing for Some ETFs
January 26, 2009 – The countries within the European Union are all contemplating economic hardships, as the citizens learned to live beyond their means, giving way to possible bankruptcy and losing gains within markets and exchange traded funds... Continue Reading »

What Wall Street Fraud Means for ETFs
December 15, 2008 – The impact of Wall Street’s alleged “pyramid scheme” of $50 billion is slowly unveiling, and could even impact some exchange traded funds (ETFs). ETFs could join a long list of those hurt by the fraud, including pensions, charities, hedge funds and... Continue Reading »

Spain’s Economy, ETF Stagnate
November 16, 2008 – With the end of an extraordinary growth spurt a recession in Spain is inevitable. But to what extent will it affect Spain and its exchange traded fund (ETF)? It seemed like it was just yesterday that... Continue Reading »

Spain’s Economy, ETF Back-Pedal
November 2, 2008 – Spain’s economy is bordering on a recession as the country experienced its first quarterly decline since 1993, leaving exchange traded funds (ETFs) hanging. The estimate from the Bank of Spain on Friday showed gross domestic product... Continue Reading »

Global ETFs Pulled Down By Faltering U.S. Economy
October 3, 2008 – All signs point toward the fact that the United States and our exchange traded funds (ETFs) are getting jostled around in this weakened economy. Some countries could face recession as the global economy tumbles toward... Continue Reading »

Euro Isn’t Winning Popularity Contests With Spain and ETFs
August 25, 2008 – The euro is having a bit of a PR crisis in Spain, where most Spaniards believe it has damaged their economy and, in turn, its exchange traded fund (ETF). On the other hand, not many... Continue Reading »