Global X MSCI Nigeria ETF

NGE tracks a market-cap-weighted index of about 20 companies that are headquartered or listed in Nigeria and carry out the majority of their operations in Nigeria.

Investors looking for an emerging market (EM) opportunity for 2022 that offers potential growth may want to look at the country of Nigeria. While emerging markets have been decimated as of late thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, a stronger push for vaccinations is making EM assets look more valuable relative to potential growth opportunities.

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Nigeria's restrictive FX policies, unhealthy dependence on oil exports, and unremarkable FDI flows make the Naira vulnerable.

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NGE is an ETF that is denominated in U.S. dollars, and invests in 20 listed Nigerian equities. The fund provides U.S. investors with the unique ability to gain direct exposure to Nigeria.

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High-level officials in Nigeria are forecasting a comeback for the country's economy in 2021. This is a positive sign for ETF investors looking for value plays in emerging markets with funds like the Global X MSCI Nigeria ETF (NGE).

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A Nigeria country-specific exchange traded fund jumped Friday, with Nigerian markets hitting a 16-month high, as local companies revealed stronger-than-expected corporate earnings that weathered the storm from the coronavirus pandemic. Among the best performing non-leveraged ETFs of Friday, the Global X Nigeria Index ETF (NYSArca: NGE) surged 7.3%.

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A Nigeria country-specific exchange traded fund led the charge on Tuesday as local investors jumped into riskier assets in response to depressed yields on government debt following the surprise September rate cut. Among the best performing non-leveraged ETFs of Tuesday, the Global X Nigeria Index ETF (NYSArca: NGE) was up 3.2% on close to two [.

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Longer term, Nigeria has huge potential for organic economic growth given its young population and technological catch up, making current valuation multiples look extremely cheap.

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For those not keeping track, Nigerian stocks are getting punished this year. The Global X MSCI Nigeria ETF (NYSE: NGE), the lone exchange traded fund dedicated to stocks in Africa's second-largest economy, is lower by 20.46% year to date.

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