Emerging markets growth expectations and global trade dynamics remain central macro drivers for the ETF’s underlying index. The thematic focus on human flourishing metrics positions the fund for long-term exposure to companies emphasizing governance, innovation, and social factors in developing economies.
Emerging markets (EM) equities poised for 17% earnings growth in 2026, outpacing developed markets, driven by AI investments and supply chain shifts benefiting top holdings like Taiwan Semiconductor. Portfolio exposure to technology (26%) and financials (21%) positions VWO to capitalize on semiconductor demand and regional banking recovery amid lower global interest rates.
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An analysis by Goldman Sachs forecasts emerging market stocks to produce double-digit returns in 2019, after this year’s stormy patch.
The report says that developing-nation shares will probably return 12% in dollar terms next year, amidst the U.S. economy's potential expansion through 2020 and China’s fiscal stimulus.Asian stocks will outpace Latin American equities in 2019, according to the analysis.
The study expects South African rand, Colombian peso and Mexican peso to appreciate, while taking a cautious stance on the Argentine peso and the Turkish lira.
It sees value in higher-rated sovereign bonds in the Middle East and Asia.
Over the last nine months the iShares MSCI Emerging Market ETF (NYSE: EEM) has been trending lower.We just experienced another instance of the EEM moving above the moving average for one day with the big global rally on Wednesday, but it fell right back below it on Thursday.
It is also worth noting how the daily stochastic readings have been a pretty good indicator for the downswings.
Emerging market currencies are getting crushed even as the rally in U.S. dollar continues to firm up.
Declining for the fifth time in six days, the MSCI Emerging Markets Currency Index plunged to its lowest level in more than a year.The rand, lira, Argentine peso among other currencies extend declines amidst their respective domestic economic chaos - including South Africa’s land-reform bill, Turkey’s high inflation concerns and Argentina's fiscal uncertainties .
The U.S. dollar, on the other hand, rose for the fourth day, in a rising interest rate environment and following U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats to impose tariffs on an additional $200 billion on imported Chinese goods by Thursday.