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Scott Martin: Another BRIC heard from in the race to stimulate local markets and keep foreign capital flowing: Brazil has eliminated the 2% tax on foreign investment in stocks. Read more…
Larry Levinson: As the world turns its eyes toward Brazil (NYSE:EWZ), Brazilians are expected to turn their investments toward roads, highways, ports and other infrastructure spending. Read more…Todd Shriber: Every now and then even the savviest of investors fall into the value trap. They buy an ETF or stock that, in their view, has been unjustly punished. To be sure, this market environment has provided investors with no shortage of punished ETFs. That’s a good news/bad news equation. Read more…
Brazil has become a popular destination for investors seeking exposure to emerging markets–for good reason. The South American nation has parlayed its vast mineral wealth and clean energy revolution into decades of strong economic growth, becoming one of the largest and most Read more…
In emerging markets land the central banks are active today. But in Brazil at least, the pace seems to be slowing. Read more…
“iShares MSCI Brazil (NYSE:EWZ) was seeing a bit of action in Friday’s premarket at the end of a slow week for trading. The ETF has gotten a little bounce recently and looks like it’s probing the Read more…
“Brazilian stocks and the country’s currency tumbled Tuesday following the government’s decision to impose a tax on foreign fund inflows Read more…
“The fundamentals are improving in Brazil—but right now, global cash flows are driving emerging market stocks. In the long run, I want Brazil in my portfolio because of those improving Read more…
“IShares, the world’s biggest provider of exchange-traded funds, plans to offer the first ETF in Chile as well as funds that track Brazil Read more…
Investors are going crazy over Brazil as money is pouring into the country’s investments. “Brazil has emerged from the global economic crisis with a stronger financial system and a positive outlook, and the iShares MSCI Brazil Index (EWZ Quote) has responded by rising more than 42% year to date Read more…
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