Why Bank Of Japan Dissent Is A Good Thing For Stocks (DXJ)

From WisdomTree: This week will bring the first Bank of Japan (BOJ) policy board meeting with the newly appointed deputy governors. In our view, it won't be "business as usual."

NYSE:DXJ April 26, 2018 6:34am

Germany ETFs Looking Good Amid Improving Economic Outlook (EWG)

From Zacks: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently raised its growth forecast for Germany, the biggest country in the 19-nation Eurozone bloc.

NYSE:EWG April 24, 2018 6:34am

Where Are Japanese ETFs Headed Next? (EWJ)

From Zacks: Japan's inflation ticked down in March. Although economists say the slowdown does not indicate a reversal in trend, the reading is still far from the 2% target.

NYSE:EWJ April 22, 2018 7:45am

Asian Markets Cool Amid Trade War Talk (FXI)

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From Invesco: Investors began 2018 with a generally optimistic view, but this euphoria faded by quarter-end as protectionism and talk of a US/China trade war became a key concern. Despite investor pessimism, we expect further volatility might create the opportunity to invest in high-quality Asian equities at lower valuations.

NYSE:FXI April 20, 2018 6:43am

What’s Next For Japanese And Other Asian ETFs? (EWJ)

From Zacks: This year so far has been marked by ups and downs over fears of aggressive tightening by the Fed and trade disputes between the United States and the rest of the world, primarily China.

NYSE:EWJ April 19, 2018 6:46am

Which Has the Bigger Economy: Texas or Russia?

You've no doubt heard that everything's bigger in Texas. That's more than just a trite expression, and I'm not just saying that because Texas is home to U.S. Global Investors.

NYSE:RSX April 17, 2018 6:51am

Chinese Stocks Hit Fresh YTD Lows (MCHI)

From Steven Vannelli, CFA: Last night the China Shanghai CSI 300 index fell a bit more than 1.6%, taking out February lows and setting a new YTD low for the index.

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Russia Slapped With Even More Sanctions (RSX)

From Tyler Durden: The Trump administration will impose new sanctions against Russia on Monday for "enabling the Syrian government's use of chemical weapons in civil war", Nikki Haley revealed earlier on Sunday, and the New York Times confirmed later in the day.

NYSE:RSX April 16, 2018 6:38am

How China Will Disrupt Global Markets Over The Next Two Years (MCHI)

From Chris Vermeulen: We, at Technical Traders Ltd., believe recent data released by China presents traders with a huge opportunity over the next 6~18 months.

NASDAQ:MCHI April 14, 2018 7:02am

How China Can Win The Trade War With The U.S. (FXI)

From Adem Tumerkan: Last Friday I published an article highlighting the emerging Trade War between China and the United States. As I wrote then, you have the opportunity to position yourself correctly and benefit from their fighting.

NYSE:FXI April 13, 2018 6:48am

What German Bunds & U.S. Treasuries Are Telling Us (EWG)

From Steven Vannelli, CFA: Recent weak data emanating from the Eurozone has been weighing on German Bund yields. The significant drop in the Eurozone Citigroup Economic Surprise Index (CESI) has pressured German Bund yields lower.

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Vietnam Roars To All-Time Highs (VNM)

From Dana Lyons: After more than a decade, the Vietnamese stock market is back at all-time highs.

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China’s SOE Reforms Are Making Good Progress (MCHI)

From Invesco: 2018 marks the 40^th anniversary of China's "reform and opening-up" program. As an integral part of the Chinese economy, the state sector has undergone tremendous transformation over the decades, and state-owned enterprise (SOE) reforms have been closely scrutinized by the investment community.

NASDAQ:MCHI April 12, 2018 6:30am

Time To Head For The Exist On Russia? (RSX)

From Dana Lyons: Recent news events sent Russian stocks plunging below key support levels - but possibly to a test of more important support levels.

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Will NAFTA Survive Trump’s Assault? (EWW)

From Franklin Templeton Investments: With US-led trade skirmishes opening up on multiple fronts, it's natural to wonder if the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is in jeopardy. Here, Franklin Templeton Multi-Asset Solutions' Stephen Lingard explains why he thinks NAFTA is not likely to be canceled--at least not outright.

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