ISHARES MSCI GERMANY ETF

NYSE ARCA: EWG
$30.79
-$0.14 (-0.5%)
Closing price April 24, 2024
The iShares MSCI Germany ETF, managed by BlackRock, offers investors exposure to the German public equity market, covering a broad spectrum of sectors. This ETF aims to mirror the performance of the MSCI Germany Index, focusing on both growth and value stocks across various market caps. Launched in 1996 and based in the United States, it employs a representative sampling strategy to achieve its investment goals.
Most international investors also want to invest in strong economies. After all, why should investors chase weak economies where their efforts may be treated poorly?
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