Single-Country Emerging Market ETFs: A Review Since Market Bottom

Thanks to the proliferation of ETFs over the years, more and more investors have started to shed their home-country bias. Education and ease-of-use have been the driving forces that have prompted countless investors to geographically diversify their portfolio’s equity component with ETFs; now more so than ever, investors are being mindful of their regional exposure and taking steps to ensure they are favorably positioned to take advantage of recoveries in various corners around the globe [see also Foreign Currency Risk 101: What Investors Need To Know]. In light of the U.S. bull market turning five years old this past March, we’ve been taking a look back to the market bottom in 2009 and reviewing how major assets have performed since the depths of the financial crisis. Thus far we have reviewed the following: Currency ETFs vs. Their Stock Market Since Market Bottom Currency ETF Report Card: 5 Years After the Market Bottom [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Least Correlated Country ETFs To S&P 500 AdvisorShares Rolls Out Global Opportunities ETF (ACCU) Emerging Market ETFs: Seven Factors Every Investor Should Consider Beyond the BRIC: Ten Country-Specific Emerging Markets ETFs Top Ten Equity ETFs Of 2009