India ETFs: Five Ways To Play

As emerging markets have raced ahead of their developed counterparts in the last two years, investors around the globe have begun to tilt portfolios more heavily towards securities that many have historically perceived to be excessively risky. The inflows into equity ETFs serve as one piece of evidence of this trend; through the first seven months of the year domestic equity funds took in about $3.3 billion, while international equity ETFs saw inflows of nearly $14 billion. Now, with the U.S. economy showing signs of weakness, investors have become particularly interested in emerging markets that have the potential to “decouple” from their developed counterparts, potentially shielding themselves from weakness elsewhere in the world and using internal resources to continue plowing ahead [see Beyond the BRIC: Ten Country-Specific Emerging Markets ETFs]. India is an intriguing–albeit risky–option for investors looking to establish exposure to an emerging market that can [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Stories: India ETFs Rise On GDP Surprise India ETFs Ride Election Results Higher Which India ETF Is Best?