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iShares MSCI Singapore ETF

EWS tracks a market-cap-weighted index of Singaporean firms, covering top 85% of the market subjected to diversification requirements.

Thanks to the aggravating coronavirus outbreak, Singapore is expected to see a decline in tourist arrivals, spending, consumer and business sentiments and a disturbance in the regional supply chain.

Will Singapore ETF Survive the Coronavirus Onslaught?

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Most Americans are expecting a recession by the end of 2020. All that they can see are high stock valuations, low interest rates that don’t generate enough growth, geopolitical tensions that are rising, and honestly, how much more buyback activity and index inflows can we really expect?

Where To Invest In The 2020s

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While U.S. markets pause, there could be opportunities in international investments, and health care stocks are becoming more attractive.

Global Investment Presents Opportunity

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Singapore hopes to be in the forefront of 5G technology in the year 2020 by rolling out an aggressive plan to incorporate the technology as part of its digital economy. This will open up opportunities for ETF investors who know where to look as far as funds go–namely the iShares MSCI Singapore ETF (NYSEArca: EWS) [.

Two ETFs to Capitalize on Singapore’s 5G Rollout in 2020

Singapore will soon offer applications for digital banking licenses through the end of the year, which could shake up its current financial industry. This could put Singapore-focused ETFs on watch, such as the iShares MSCI Singapore ETF (NYSEArca: EWS), which tracks the MSCI Singapore Index.

Singapore’s Banking Shakeup Could Affect ‘EWS’ ETF

The normally calm iShares MSCI Singapore ETF (NYSEArca: EWS), which tracks the MSCI Singapore Index, has been a laggard this year, rising just 2.62%. Down 10.5% from its 52-week high, the Singapore ETF is in a correction, but some market observers believe Singaporean equities are poised to bounce back.

Singapore ETF Could be Ready to Bounce Back

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