
about 64%. For investors looking for Asia emerging-markets exposure, we suggest iShares MSCI All Country Asia ex Japan Index AAXJ . This fund includes about 10 countries and is slightly more expensive, with a management fee of 0.69%. Those looking to
ETFs with relatively heavy Hong Kong exposure include iShares MSCI Pacific ex-Japan EPP and iShares MSCI Asia ex-Japan Index AAXJ . The Hong Kong weighting in each of these funds is 19% and 12%, respectively. Hong Kong is also well represented in international
excluding South Korean companies, SPDR S&P Emerging Asia Pacific GMF looks a lot like AAXJ . Indeed, since inception, it has moved in lock step with AAXJ . It's cheaper at 0.59%, but its smaller size may leave it less liquid, eliminating
competitor, iShares MSCI All-Country Asia ex-Japan Index AAXJ . Like virtually all State Street ETFs, GMF engages in securities ..... Alternatives IShares MSCI All-Country Asia ex-Japan Index AAXJ is GMF's closest substitute, whose main difference is its
looking for exposure to the faster-growing emerging Asia economies, we suggest iShares MSCI All Country Asia ex-Japan Index AAXJ . This fund includes about 10 countries and is more expensive, with a management fee of 0.69%. Those looking to specifically
415 in the portfolio of an exchange-traded fund tracking the fund's benchmark, iShares MSCI All Country Asia ex-Japan AAXJ , where it gets a paltry 0.05% stake of assets. This willingness to distinguish itself has given the fund returns better
Pacific Stock VPL (0.14%). ETFs with more emerging-markets exposure include iShares MSCI All Country Asia ex-Japan Index AAXJ (0.69%) and iShares S&P Asia 50 AIA (0.52%). This ETF tracks the MSCI Singapore Index, which is a capitalization
and 74.3% between October 30 and November 15 2011. The largest short-decline was for iShares MCSI All Country Asia ( AAXJ ) at 74.3%. There are six companies that should be expected to be able to hold on to this rally, and one still in decline
effects of not just China's rate hike , but tighter monetary policy and appreciating currencies across the region. China, Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan, and India all fall nearly 1% or more. Asia ex Japan ETF: AAXJ . Post your comment!
assets in the Philippines. That market gets just 1.5% in the index-tracker iShares MSCI All Country Asia ex Japan Index AAXJ and a similarly tiny amount from the two biggest funds in Morningstar's Pacific/Asia ex-Japan category, Matthews Pacific