India ETFs

Emerging markets stocks and exchange traded funds are outperforming U.S. equivalents this year and India is a key contributor to that out-performance. For instance, the WisdomTree India Earnings ETF (NYSE: EPI) is up 27 percent year to date, an advantage of almost 350 basis points over the MSCI...

It often pays to be choosy, and that is particularly true with exchange-traded funds. That advice should also remind investors that simply because a group of ETFs focus on the same country doesn't mean these funds are carbon copies of each other. Examining differences among various ETFs is a...

Already among the best-performing single-country emerging markets exchange-traded funds this year, India ETFs could be further supported by the improving health of the country's big banks. The WisdomTree India Earnings Fund (ETF) (NYSE: EPI), one of the largest India ETFs trading in the U.S.,...

Major India exchange-traded funds are still lagging the MSCI Emerging Markets Index on a year-to-date basis, but some market observers believe stocks in Asia's third-largest economy have the ability to play catch-up with a run that could extend into next year. ETFs such as the iShares S&P...

India is the world's largest democracy, Asia's third-largest economy and the second-largest country by population behind only China. With that heft comes complexity. In the case of India, plenty of complexity and bureaucratic red tape, which can be a burden in terms of garnering foreign...

India exchange-traded funds are lagging broader emerging markets indexes year-to-date, but that does not mean there is not momentum for the India trade. For example, the WisdomTree India Earnings Fund (ETF) (NYSE: EPI), one of the largest India ETFs trading in New York, is up an admirable 13.4...

India exchange-traded funds, such as the iShares MSCI India ETF (BATS: INDA) and the iShares S&P India Nifty 50 Index Fund (NASDAQ: INDY), have recently been outperforming broader emerging markets benchmarks, a trend that could continue as India increases its tax reform efforts. Earlier this...

Indian equities and the relevant U.S.-listed exchange-traded funds stumbled out of the gates to start 2016, pinched by rebounding oil prices (India is a net importer of the commodity), but India ETFs have recently been getting their groove back. Slack performances by Indian stocks are viewed as...

Conventional wisdom would dictate that although emerging markets stocks and the relevant exchange-traded funds are performing better this year than they have over the past couple of years, this probably is not the time to embrace Indian stocks. After all, commodities prices are rebounding, and that...

With emerging markets equities and exchange-traded funds bouncing back this year, investors in single-country ETFs have their pick of rebounding funds. That means laggards standout all the more starkly and there are some big laggards among emerging markets funds this year, notably China and India....