This ETF offers low-cost exposure to the classically defensive health-care sector.
This ETF offers exposure to a broad swath of health-care firms and levies lower fees than those of some rivals.
This fund is heavily exposed to cyclical sectors, with financials, materials, and industrial companies comprising about 73% of EPP's portfolio. The economies of Australia, Hong Kong, and Singapore are export-dependent. A slow global recovery will weigh on the performance of this fund. Even though
This high-quality ETF is chock-full of mature firms with stable cash flows and global franchises.
Mature firms with stable cash flows and global franchises serve as the cornerstone for this fund.
This ETF offers concentrated exposure to mature, noncyclical consumer staples firms.
Relative to the MSCI Emerging Markets Index, this ETF is heavy in Brazilian and energy firms.
The government's effort to boost domestic consumption through higher minimum wages and infrastructure spending will likely drive higher rates of inflation.About two thirds of Thailand's GDP comes from exports, primarily to the developed world. A slowdown in global growth could negatively impact
This ETF has a heavy mining and exposure and is the only fund investing in both U.S.- and non-U.S.-domiciled materials stocks.
The slowing global economy will likely weigh on earnings growth of export-oriented, large-cap U.K. equities. The eurozone accounts for about 50% of U.K.'s exports.Financials account for 16% of this ETF's portfolio. Potential regulatory changes, weak economic growth, and concerns about contagion