iShares International Dividend Growth ETF

IGRO tracks an index of international equities that have growing dividends.

iShares International Dividend Growth ETF has a fully diversified ex-U.S. global portfolio with almost 65 percent of its $577 million assets invested in four sectors having above-average growth potential. IGRO bears low risk due to its smart portfolio allocation, acceptable turnover ratio, low expense ratio, steady yield, and favorable impact of interest rate hikes.

IGRO: This Low-Yielding Diversified Global Ex-US ETF Deserves Your Attention

IGRO is a global dividend growth ETF with over 40% of asset value in Europe. It looks cheap, but valuation is skewed by the heavy weight of financials.

IGRO: Dividend Growth ETF Lagging Its Competitors

IGRO's performance has been primarily driven by bad performance in European markets. Substantial financial exposure is favorable in a rate hike environment.

IGRO: Low Maintenance But High Quality

IGRO invests in non-U.S. stocks with at least 5-year history of dividend increases. It excludes high-yielders and pays attention to the payout ratio and earnings forecasts. In the current version, IGRO is overweight in Japanese, Canadian, Swiss, and UK equities.

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IGRO is overweight in Europe and financials.

IGRO: International Dividend Growth

The iShares International Dividend Growth ETF holds a portfolio of international stocks with a history of growing dividends. It has over 400 holdings, yields 2.4% and costs just 15 basis points.

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A one-two punch threatening income investors: rising inflation and low interest rates. Dividends have historically grown faster than inflation and can help investors outpace inflation.

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iShares International Dividend Growth ETF (IGRO) recently hit a 52-week high. Can this soar further?

iShares International Dividend Growth ETF (IGRO) at 52-Week High

IGRO tracks the dividend dollar-weighted Morningstar Global ex-US Dividend Growth Index. The benchmark is not pursuing high-yielders; instead, it focuses on dividend consistency and growth. Most of the fund's net assets are currently allocated to Canada (19.2% of the portfolio), Japan (13.5%), and the United Kingdom (12.7%). The most significant EM in IGRO's portfolio is China.

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