US investors have shown a preference for exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on international equities, despite the absence of any significant volatility or pullbacks in the US stock market. About $136.78 billion has flowed into such products in the year through November, eclipsing the $120.7 billion that went into U.S. funds over the same period. The ETFs are designed to provide exposure to foreign stocks and bonds at low cost while providing an attractive return over time.
US investors have shown a preference for exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on international equities, despite the absence of any significant volatility or pullbacks in the US stock market. The ETFs are designed to provide exposure to foreign stocks and bonds at low cost while providing an attractive return over time.