Recent Quotes
My Watchlist
Indicators
Local Stocks
San Gabriel Valley
Markets
Stocks
ETFs
Tools
Overview
News
Currencies
International
Treasuries

Mexico Ishares MSCI ETF (NY: EWW )

51.79 +0.68 (+1.33%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EST, Nov 4, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
Quote
Overview Detailed Quote Charting Historical Prices
News
All News News Headlines Press Releases
Research
Quarterly Reports Insider Filings Other Filings

All News about Mexico Ishares MSCI ETF

< Previous 1 2 3 Next >
Is The US January CPI Anti-Climactic?
Equities in Asia extended their recovery and Europe's Stoxx 600 is up for the fourth consecutive session. US futures, are, however, trading lower ahead of the January CPI figure. 
Via Talk Markets
Price Adjustments Abound
There is a sense that the global economy is entering a new phase, and the markets are adjusting. Rates and energy are being re-priced, with knock-on effects on risk assets. 
Via Talk Markets
Brazil and Russia Go In Opposite Directions
A look at the ETFs tracking the stock markets of 22 major global economies and their performance YTD, since their 52-week high 
Via Talk Markets
CoT Currency Speculators Raise Their Euro Bets Into Bullish Territory
Highlighting the CoT currency data is the bounce back into bullish territory for the Euro in the currency futures contracts. Euro speculators boosted their bets for a fourth consecutive week this week 
Via Talk Markets
Battered BRICS Breaking Down
The BRIC countries have been a particular area of weakness for US investors lately. 
Via Talk Markets
COT Currency Speculators Elevate Mexican Peso Bets By Most Since May 2017
Highlighting this week’s COT currency data was a giant surge in bets in favor of the Mexican peso. Speculative positions jumped by over +53,000 contracts this week. 
Via Talk Markets
Mexico: Investing Risks Outweigh Rewards
Mexico has transferred some 246 civilian functions to the military. The new head of the central bank has no experience in monetary policy. AMLO has also cancelled some big deals. Overall there is... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Shortened Day Bloodbath
It may have been a shortened session in the US, but equities took a big hit around the globe today. 
Via Talk Markets
Key Events In EMEA In The Coming Week
GDP figures from Mexico, Russia and Croatia are next week’s highlights; first up: Poland. 
Via Talk Markets
India (INDA) Ignites
Looking across the various ETFs tracking the stock markets, by far the best performer in the month of August was India (INDA) which rallied 8.75%. 
Via Talk Markets
Mexico's Economic Growth Improves In Second Quarter
Mexico’s gross domestic product (GDP) grew at an annualized 6.1 percent in second-quarter 2021, faster than the first-quarter growth of 3.1 percent. 
Via Talk Markets
Markets Grind Into The Weekend
Friday the 13th is supposed to be ominous, but the global capital markets are mostly subdued. 
Via Talk Markets
Rising Rates Underpin the Greenback
The US dollar remains firm ahead of the July CPI release, and even though Chicago Fed Evans demurred from the hawkish talk, the market is getting more comfortable with the idea of a rate hike next... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Soft German ZEW Survey Weighs On The Euro
After the big sell-off in gold and oil yesterday, the markets have stabilized today. 
Via Talk Markets
Mexico Second Quarter GDP Misses Expectations, USD/MXN Shrugs Off Data
Mexico’s second-quarter GDP grows 1.5% q/q and 19.7% y/y, slightly below market expectations. 
Via Talk Markets
Mexican Inflation Shoots Up, USD/MXN Awaiting Banxico Meeting Minutes for Guidance
Mexico’s inflation data for March has shot up as expected, with the CPI reading coming in at 4.67% year on year, and the monthly core CPI reading actually coming in above expectations at 0.54%. 
Via Talk Markets
< Previous 1 2 3 Next >
Data & News supplied by www.cloudquote.io
Stock quotes supplied by Barchart
Quotes delayed at least 20 minutes.
By accessing this page, you agree to the following
Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.