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What’s In Your South America ETF?
April 15, 2013 at 07:00 AM EDT
The opening up of international funds through ETFs and other investing tools has allowed for investors to build portfolios entirely out of funds from countries they may have never physically been to. This shift from domestic investing has been supplemented with ETFs specifically designed for niche markets such as Latin America, where developing markets mix together and create great opportunities for investors looking for something different [for ETF industry news, sign up for the free ETFdb Newsletter]. These Latin America ETFs can provide a great window into the economies of South and Central America, an area that has been on the rise over the last decade. One of the stars of the region is Brazil, which as a member of the BRICs emerging markets has become one of the most popular investment destinations in recent years. U.S. investors have tilted their portfolios more heavily towards these fast-growing emerging markets when the economic crisis [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: No Related Posts
The opening up of international funds through ETFs and other investing tools has allowed for investors to build portfolios entirely out of funds from countries they may have never physically been to. This shift from domestic investing has been supplemented with ETFs specifically designed for niche markets such as Latin America, where developing markets mix together and create great opportunities for investors looking for something different [for ETF industry news, sign up for the free ETFdb Newsletter]. These Latin America ETFs can provide a great window into the economies of South and Central America, an area that has been on the rise over the last decade. One of the stars of the region is Brazil, which as a member of the BRICs emerging markets has become one of the most popular investment destinations in recent years. U.S. investors have tilted their portfolios more heavily towards these fast-growing emerging markets when the economic crisis [...]
