GLOBAL X MSCI GREECE ETF

NYSE ARCA: GREK
$38.90
+$0.41 (+1.1%)
Closing price April 19, 2024
The Global X MSCI Greece ETF, managed by Global X Management Company LLC, is a fund that focuses on investing in the Greek public equity markets. It covers a broad range of sectors and selects stocks from both growth and value segments across various market capitalizations. The aim is to mirror the performance of the MSCI All Greece Select 25/50 Index, employing a full replication strategy. This ETF offers investors exposure to the Greek economy through a single investment. It was established in the United States on December 7, 2011.
This isn't the first time that talks with Greece have fallen through and, by the looks of it, it might not be the last.
Why do the Europeans, and anyone else for that matter, continue to play this ongoing shell game with Greece?
The rally seen this week in Greece's major banking stocks has been large enough that it stands out equally as much as the major sell-off that they saw during the prior week.
The world finally has figured out that dealing with Greece's government is becoming like dealing with troubled Latin American markets of years past, except perhaps even worse.
With the woes of Europe dominating the headlines for the start of 2015, the concerns about the future of Greece in the eurozone are upon us yet again.
Greece is making itself temporarily relevant yet one more time. Its Prime Minister has called for the presidential election to be moved up to next week.
Source: ThinkstockIt seems almost too hard to believe, but we have seen two of the PIIGS upgraded by different credit ratings agencies this Friday. Fitch ratings has raised Greece’s sovereign...
Source: thinkstockIt is really hard to get excited about anything in Greece and the peripheral nations. That has been the mantra for years now, even before the U.S. recession. But maybe all bad...
Source: thinkstockGreece and its banks may have found a friend in billionaire investor John Paulson. A report from Reuters has said that Paulson now favors the recapitalized banking sector as a bet...
Source: ThinkstockWhich way the future of Greece goes is still up in the air. If you read enough of the financial and political news coming out of and about the European Union and the nations making...
Source: thinkstockThe ADR shares of National Bank of Greece SA (NYSE: NBG) are having yet another rough day. News that the nation of Greece may not receive bailout funds is not helping matters for...
Source: ThinkstockThis week has been a disaster for emerging markets, and now it appears as though Greece is going to come back up as a key spot of financial turmoil. The question is whether anyone...
Source: ThinkstockIf things are really stabilizing or set to get better in Greece and the rest of the PIIGS in Europe, then why did a privatization sale end up with no bidders? That is what we would...
Source: ThinkstockAre there any jobs in Greece? If so, there are plenty of applicants, or at least bodies, that can apply. A report on Thursday showed that the March unemployment rate rose yet again...
Source: ThinkstockThe sovereign credit ratings of Greece and other PIIGS from the major ratings agencies have generally gone in one direction in recent years. Downward and onward. This is almost...