William Samuel Rocco

Stylistic headwinds as well as stock selection have hurt Harding Loevner International Equity and Oakmark International.

This restructured fund is far more appealing than is readily apparent.

The first quarter of 2019 was much better than the fourth quarter of 2018.

Silver-rated T. Rowe Price Overseas Stock boasts below-average costs and a personnel edge over its peers.

Performance of international-stock funds in the quarter varied widely.

Tracking Morningstar Analyst Ratings.

The three candidates have far more than their recent success going for them.

T. Rowe Price International Stock Fund's manager deftly uses the same sound and distinctive strategy as his predecessor.

Newcomer Artisan Developing World earns a Bronze rating thanks to its seasoned manager, attractive approach, and good parent with a long record of success.

Growth beats value overseas as it has in the United States.

A skilled skipper guides Bronze-rated Seafarer Overseas Growth and Income.

Manager turnover triggers several downgrades.

Innovative emerging-markets funds may catch the eye, but the traditional type has the edge for most investors.

This international-stock specialist shines by concentrating on quality.

But there are four newly rated Morningstar Medalists.

A diverse set of funds saw changes to their Analyst Ratings in May.

Two funds whose regional leanings expose them to developing-markets downturns.

These managers are potential contenders for this year's honor.

Even the best have found the past two years challenging.

Have these funds lost their luster?

These young funds have a lot going for them.

These funds may be young or small, but they have lots of potential.

But emerging-markets bond funds don't deserve to take a backseat to their equity cousins.

These funds come with notable risks as well as ample potential rewards.

A look at the funds that invest in 2012's hottest market.

Think carefully before buying one of these funds.

This year's quintet has distinguished itself in tough conditions.

The firm has continued to improve its passive lineup.

Two of these three new skippers have struggled in the early going.

The skippers at these prominent foreign funds get mixed grades so far.

These funds provide exceptionally broad international exposure in one package.

But flexible investors do have a few fine options for global small-cap exposure.

Most of the new emerging-markets funds can safely be ignored.

The firm's culture is distinctive as well as attractive.

But these funds still have what it takes.

The five 2010 nominees are a diverse lot.

These attractive emerging-markets funds provide a relatively smooth ride.

The firm has a plethora of good hybrid vehicles.

Many are keen on emerging-markets banks.

Most of these world-stock funds have gotten off to good starts.

These attractive emerging-markets funds provide a relatively smooth ride.

Is the Greek meltdown an opportunity or a value trap?

China funds are a very diverse and volatile lot.

These international funds have lagged lately, but they remain good long-term holdings.

Top foreign bargain hunters vary in their views on the opportunities in Japan.

These two global blue-chip funds make good portfolio centerpieces.

These funds should deliver solid long-term results with modest volatility.

These fine foreign funds have more than their share of diversification value.

This moderate-allocation offering deserves a lot more attention.

Three of the six leading candidates have won the award before.