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Vanguard Global ex-U.S. Real Estate ETF (NQ:VNQI)

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US Stocks Still Lead Global Markets By Wide Margin In 2023 ↗
It’s been a strong year for American equities. Although US shares have been trading in a tight range recently, the market is holding on to the bulk of its robust year-to-date gain in 2023. 
Via Talk Markets
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Desperately Seeking Yield - Tuesday, Sept. 12 ↗
Current yields continue to show signs of peaking, based on a broad review of the major asset classes via a set of proxy ETFs. 
Via Talk Markets
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Will Financial Markets Retest Previous Highs Anytime Soon? ↗
Global markets have enjoyed a strong rebound this year following 2022’s rout, but recent turbulence suggests that previous highs reached will remain elusive for the near term. 
Via Talk Markets
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Major Asset Classes: August 2023 Performance Review ↗
Cash led the performance race in August for the major asset classes, based on a set of proxy ETFs. 
Via Talk Markets
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Global Markets Stay On Defensive As Rates And China Risks Lurk ↗
Investors are struggling to decide if the latest decline is noise or marks the end of the rally in risk assets that started in late-2022 and, for now, peaked last month. 
Via Talk Markets
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Major Asset Classes Performance Review - May 2023 ↗
Most of the major asset classes fell in May. The upside exceptions were US stocks and cash. 
Via Talk Markets
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Global Rally Stalls, Pulling More Markets Into Red For 2023 ↗
It’s unclear if the current pullback is a healthy correction that lays the groundwork for even greater heights or the start of deeper trouble that will take a toll on markets in the months ahead. 
Via Talk Markets
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Thoughts For Thursday: One Down, One To Go! ↗
Of the two major issues of interest to the market in July one is in, the June CPI number and the second, a Fed decision on interest rates is just under two weeks away. 
Via Talk Markets
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US Stocks Continue To Lead Major Asset Classes In 2023 ↗
American shares eased last week, but the US stock market remains the clear leader for the major asset classes this year, based on a set of proxy ETFs. 
Via Talk Markets
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Global Markets Fell Last Week After 3-Week Rally ↗
The Global Market Index fell 1.7% last week, through June 23, marking the first decline for this multi-asset-class benchmark since the final week of May. 
Via Talk Markets
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Risk Assets Rallied Last Week As US Bonds Eased ↗
Buyers pushed up prices for most of the major asset classes last week. US bonds were the downside outliers, based on a set of ETFs. 
Via Talk Markets
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US REITs Led Last Week’s Broad-Based Rallies In Global Markets ↗
Widespread gains lifted nearly all the major asset classes last week, based on a set of ETFs. The downside outlier: commodities, which slipped fractionally. 
Via Talk Markets
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Major Asset Classes: April 2023 Performance Review ↗
Most of the major asset classes continued to rebound in April, led by property shares ex-US, based on a set of ETF proxies. The downside outliers: foreign government bonds in developed markets, stocks... 
Via Talk Markets
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Corporate Bonds Ex-US Led Market Gainers Last Week ↗
Bonds issued by companies outside the US rose for a fifth straight week, securing the strongest performance for the major asset classes, based on a set of ETFs in last week’s trading. 
Via Talk Markets
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Major Asset Classes, Performance Review - March 2023 ↗
Most asset classes rebounded in March, led by inflation-indexed government bonds ex-US, based on a set of ETF proxies. 
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US Bonds Rise As Risk-Off Sentiment Strengthens ↗
Government bonds recovered last week, leading the risk-off trade in global markets amid the second-largest bank failure in US history on Friday. 
Via Talk Markets
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3 Rock-Solid REIT ETFs for Generational Wealth Creation ↗
You don't need to buy individual REITs to benefit from their growth and income potential. 
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Global Markets Post Widespread Losses Last Week ↗
This year’s rebound in global markets hit some turbulence last week, with the exception of commodities, based on a set of ETFs through Friday’s close (Feb. 10). 
Via Talk Markets
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Foreign Stocks Continue To Rally As US Shares Retreat ↗
Diversifying into equities ex-US has been a disappointment in recent years, but January suggests the tide may be turning in favor global investing strategies. 
Via Talk Markets
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Inflation And Growth Worries Weighed On Markets Last Week ↗
Nearly all components of the major asset classes fell last week, based on a set of proxy ETFs. Real estate shares ex-US were the exception. 
Via Talk Markets
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Major Asset Classes November 2022 Performance Review ↗
The rebound in global markets strengthened and broadened in November, building on October’s rebound. Only commodities lost ground last month. 
Via Talk Markets
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Real Estate Ex-US Led Ongoing Rebound In Markets Last Week ↗
Vanguard Global ex-US Real Estate led last week’s rallies by surging 8.1%. Despite the powerful gain, the ETF still reflects a deeply bearish trend and so it’s unclear if the latest bounce marks a... 
Via Talk Markets
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Rebound In Global Markets Turned Mixed Last Week ↗
The recent rally in global markets thinned out last week as commodities and foreign stocks rose while US assets retreated, based on a set of ETF proxies. 
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Property, Commodities Led Rebound In Global Markets Last Week ↗
Nearly every slice of the major asset classes bounced last week, led by strong gains in real estate shares and commodities, based on a set of ETFs through Friday’s close (Oct. 15). The only decline was... 
Via Talk Markets
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Property Shares Ex-US Led Most Markets Higher Last Week ↗
The recent rally for Vanguard Global ex-US Real Estate Index (VNQI) has stalled in the summer, but the fund popped 1.0% last week. 
Via Talk Markets
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TIPS and Commodities Led Returns For Asset Classes Last Week ↗
Inflation-indexed Treasuries and commodities were the top performers last week for the major asset classes, based on set of exchange traded funds. 
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The ETF Portfolio Strategist - Saturday, July 10 ↗
This year’s rally in US real estate investment trusts was looking tired, but it turned out to be a pause that refreshes. Vanguard US Real State (VNQ) roared higher by 2.5% in this week’s trading,... 
Via Talk Markets
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US REITs Led Major Asset Classes For Second Straight Week ↗
Property shares in the US were last week’s top performer for the major asset classes for a second straight week, based on trading through Friday’s close (June 11). 
Via Talk Markets
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The ETF Portfolio Strategist - Saturday, June 12 ↗
Shares of US real estate investment trusts (REITs) can do no wrong these days. After a relatively sluggish rebound from the coronavirus crisis last year, securitized real estate is making up for lost... 
Via Talk Markets
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Real Estate Rebounds In Mixed Week For Major Asset Classes ↗
Foreign and US property shares rallied last week, posting the strongest gains for the major asset classes, based on a set of exchange traded funds through Friday, May 21. 
Via Talk Markets
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