EWT News | Roxom Stocks

1 BTC

=

- USD

Loading market data...

EW

AUM

N/A

Volume

4.17M

Yield

2.65%

Chart Earnings News About Dividends Insider Filings

India vs. China ETFs: A Tale of Two Emerging Markets in 2026India and China ETFs are underperforming in 2026 due to valuation concerns, slowing growth, and lack of broad-based AI gains. India faces pressure from high valuations and limited AI exposure in its IT sector, while China's AI advances haven't translated into market gains despite heavy investment. In contrast, South Korea and Taiwan are benefiting significantly from their exposure to AI hardware leaders like Samsung, SK Hynix, and TSMC.Zacks Investment Research · Sep 29, 2026

This Asian Country Is 1% The Size Of The US — And It Just Delivered 11x The S&P 500's ReturnsSouth Korea's iShares MSCI South Korea ETF (EWY) has surged 112% year-to-date, delivering 11 times the return of the S&P 500. The rally is driven by SK Hynix and Samsung's dominance in high-bandwidth memory (HBM) manufacturing for AI accelerators, with both companies commanding nearly 46% of the ETF. Despite doubling in value, both stocks trade at low valuations with massive growth pipelines ahead.Benzinga · Jun 17, 2026

The Weekender: Memorial Day Melt-Up?Markets are treating geopolitical risks as background noise while riding an AI-driven capital spending supercycle. The S&P 500 approaches its longest weekly winning streak since 2023, with Treasury yields acting as the critical pressure valve. North Asian markets, particularly South Korea, Taiwan, and Japan, are emerging as AI infrastructure winners, while Southeast Asia lags due to energy vulnerability and currency weakness.Investing.com · May 22, 2026

Trump To Attend APEC Summit In South Korea, Eyes Xi Jinping Meeting Amid Trade Tensions: ReportPresident Trump plans to attend the APEC summit in South Korea in late October, potentially meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to discuss trade, defense, and economic cooperation amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.Benzinga · Sep 7, 2025

50% of Companies Allocated Additional Resources to Manage Geopolitical Risk Over the Past Five Years, ACC Survey FindsThe survey found that companies are increasingly concerned about geopolitical risks, with China, Russia, and other countries identified as posing the greatest risks. Companies are taking various actions to manage these risks, including initiating new due diligence processes, training, and scenario planning.GlobeNewswire Inc. · Oct 31, 2024

4 Country ETFs to Benefit From AI BoomSome South-East Asian economies' strategic advantages and supportive policies are propelling their emergence as a data center powerhouse.Zacks Investment Research · Jun 20, 2024

4 ETF Areas Hovering Around 52-Week HighsWall Street has been hovering around a record high.Zacks Investment Research · May 29, 2024

The Fed Should Cut Rates Before A Credit Crisis Forces Their HandThe Fed seems determined to keep kicking the rate cut can down the road.Seeking Alpha · May 14, 2024

AI Hype Drives Taiwan ETFs' Inflows: Time to Invest or Not?Investors are flocking to Taiwan ETFs in quest of an exposure to the artificial intelligence (AI) supply chain.Zacks Investment Research · May 7, 2024

AI Craze Fuels Taiwan ETF Boom, Raising 'Concerns' Over Market Stability: 'How Much Higher Can They Go?'The AI frenzy is driving a surge in Taiwan’s ETF market, raising concerns among analysts and regulators about the market’s stability. What Happened: The Taiwan ETF market has seen a significant influx of capital as investors seek exposure to the AI supply chain, Reuters reported. This has led to a shift in the ownership structure of the $2 trillion market, which is a geopolitical flashpoint. The ETF sector in Taiwan, valued at T$4.74 trillion ($145.8 billion) as of March, has seen a 77% increase from the previous year. This growth far outpaces the 20% rise in the benchmark equity index. However, the rapid inflow of investments, much of which is leveraged, has raised concerns about a potential market reversal. Regulators and ETF managers worry that less experienced investors could face significant losses if the market sours or geopolitical tensions with China escalate. “Our clients have concerns. Taiwan stocks have risen above 20,000 points. How much higher can they go?” said Peter Yang, manager of an ETF launched by Fuh-Hwa Securities Investment Trust. See Also: Hillary Clinton On Another Trump Presidency: ‘It Wouldn’t Be As Bad As It Was Last Time, It ...Full story available on Benzinga.comBenzinga · May 3, 2024

EW

EWTiShares MSCI Taiwan ETF

EWT

Pay with—

Available Balance0.00

Your PositionYou don't own any EWT yet.

Related Tickers

Earnings

Dividends

Last · Dec 16Annual

Amount$2.82

Yield2.65%

Annual$2.82