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iShares MSCI Japan Index Fund (NY: EWJ )

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Asia Week Ahead: Japan GDP And Chinese Activity Data In Focus
Economic activity looks set to have slowed in both Japan and China recently on a combination of energy challenges and Covid-19. Meanwhile, we have plenty of trade data due across the region over the... 
Via Talk Markets
Exposures COVID-19
BRICs Diverge, Japan (EWJ) Pullback, and Germany (EWG) Breakdown
Peering across the ETFs tracking the stock markets, the US is far from alone in having declined recently. 
Via Talk Markets
The ETF Portfolio Strategist - Saturday, Oct. 2
Small-cap stocks and commodities rallied this week. Otherwise, it was a bust for our world-spanning global ETF opportunity set for the trading week through Friday, Oct. 1. 
Via Talk Markets
The ETF Portfolio Strategist - Saturday, Sept. 18
Losses continue to weigh on the global markets this week. But not entirely. Let's take a look. 
Via Talk Markets
US Continues to Gain World Market Cap
The S&P 500 has risen around 20% year to date in 2021, and with that rally in US equities more broadly, the United States has gained 1.83 percentage points of total world market cap. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
'Fast Money' Picks For September 7
On CNBC's "Fast Money Final Trades," Steve Grasso said Paysafe Ltd (NYSE: PSFE) has not performed at all. He is still in the name and he still has conviction. Nadine... 
Via Benzinga
Japan Topix Hits 30-Year High: ETFs To Tap
Japan stocks have gained momentum lately on hopes of a stronger government ahead of a ruling party leadership race and a general election in November. 
Via Talk Markets
The ETF Portfolio Strategist - Saturday, Sept. 4
This is getting repetitive, but in a good (or at least profitable) way. The bullish momentum that’s been in force for much of the year remained in play this week as most global markets ended on a... 
Via Talk Markets
Suga’s Departure Likely To Lift Dented Investor Confidence In Japan
A survey shows confidence in Japan fell by 8% in August, so it’s not surprising that the news of Yoshihide Suga departure saw stocks in Tokyo lift in response. 
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
China Is This Year’s Downside Outlier For Global Stock Markets
Shares in China continue to post sharp year-to-date losses vs. an otherwise upside bias for global stocks, based on a set of exchange-traded funds tracking the world’s major equity regions through... 
Via Talk Markets
This Day In Market History: Atomic Bomb Shuts Down Japan Stock Exchange
Each day, Benzinga takes a look back at a notable market-related moment that occurred on this date. What Happened? 
Via Benzinga
The US Is The Lone Overbought Country
Looking across the ETFs tracking the global equity markets, the US, Switzerland, and Sweden are the only countries that are up month to date with each country posting an over 1% gain. 
Via Talk Markets
China Stock Market Is This Year’s Downside Outlier
Global equity markets overall are posting gains year to date, with the glaring exception of China, based on a set of US-listed exchange-traded products. 
Via Talk Markets
Energy And Ethereum Lead The Way Higher In First Half
The first half of 2021 is now in the books. Below is a look at our Asset Class Performance Matrix highlighting total returns in June, Q2, and the first half of 2021 using key ETFs that we monitor on a... 
Via Talk Markets
Five Years Later, Not Much Doom (Yet!)...
“Experts” have been consistently and totally wrong about the effects of Japanese fiscal policy (and “money printing!”) since the mid-1990s. 
Via Talk Markets
The ETF Portfolio Strategist - Sunday, June 13
Unmanaged beta risk remains in the lead this year for generating returns relative to our three risk-managed strategies. The longer-term record of the proprietary strategies is stronger, particularly in... 
Via Talk Markets
10 Monster Stock Market Predictions For The Week Of June 14
The big question is what’s next for the S&P 500. Monday morning will likely decide what happens next. It would not be surprising to a reversion to the beginning of the wedge at 4070 over the next... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
The ETF Portfolio Strategist - Sunday, June 6
Two of our three proprietary strategies dispensed some benchmark-beating returns last week (through June 4) after a stretch of underperformance. However, on the rebalancing front, all was quiet once... 
Via Talk Markets
The ETF Portfolio Strategist: Saturday, May 22
It was a mixed week for markets as US stocks continue to dip. There was more meandering that trending this week, but in some corners the fading of the bullish sentiment appears to be gathering... 
Via Talk Markets
The Vast Majority (Not) Inflation Case
Bank reserves aren’t the end of the story, especially in light of goings-on in repo and collateral. Both those things have global components, too, which is already outside the Fed’s jurisdiction. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Bank of Japan Willing to Extend Pandemic Relief Program
In the first quarter, the Japanese economy contracted by 5.1% in annual terms, while in quarterly terms, the GDP fell by 1.3%. The figures were below expectations of a 1.2% quarterly decline and a 4.6%... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
The ETF Portfolio Strategist - Sunday, May 16
Our trio of proprietary strategies outperformed their common benchmark last week. Alas, the outperformance was in the form of lesser declines, but that still beats underperformance. 
Via Talk Markets
The ETF Portfolio Strategist - Saturday, May 15
The consumer price index was much hotter than expected, while retail spending and industrial output came in below their respective consensus forecasts. The noise for US macro is sky high. The... 
Via Talk Markets
The ETF Portfolio Strategist - Sunday, May 9
Markets were fired up last week and so were our three proprietary strategies. The top performer: Global Managed Volatility (G.B16.MVOL), which jumped 1.5%. That was enough to beat the benchmark. 
Via Talk Markets
The ETF Portfolio Strategist - Saturday, May 8
It was a big miss for US payrolls on Friday, but this setback could spur widespread rallies. Despite the disappointment, there were across-the-board gains for the portfolio benchmarks. 
Via Talk Markets
S&P 500 Index Rises On Dovish Fed, Nikkei 225 And ASX 200 Open Mixed
Looking back to Monday’s close, 6 out of 11 S&P 500 sectors ended higher, with 65.9% of the index’s constituents closing in the green. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy Stocks
Exposures Interest Rates US Equities
The ETF Portfolio Strategist: Sunday, May 2
Keeping up with beta while maintaining a risk-management overlay remains challenging, but two of our three proprietary strategies dispatched some trivial success this week by losing less than their... 
Via Talk Markets
The ETF Portfolio Strategist: Saturday, May 1
​​​​​​​The winners keep winning and the losers, well, it’s a bit complicated for this week’s losers. But for the top-performers this week for our broad set of ETF proxies for global asset classes the... 
Via Talk Markets
The ETF Portfolio Strategist - Sunday, April 25
A rally across most global markets last week lifted all three of our proprietary strategies, which use the same 16-fund opportunity set that defines their benchmark. Here is a look at the results of... 
Via Talk Markets
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