ARGT News and Press, Global X MSCI Argentina From 06/04/19

Due to a diversion in trade flows, Vietnam has so far emerged as the largest beneficiary of the Sino-U.S. trade war, gaining an estimated 7.9% of its gross domestic product from the new business, according to Nomura. More news on: VanEck Vectors Vietnam ETF, Global X MSCI Argentina ETF, ...

Rising debt, persistent inflation and a protracted recession in Argentina have driven market volatility higher over the last 18 months. In addition to these economic woes, currency weakness and political uncertainty related to the upcoming presidential elections have investors on edge. Yet des...

There are different ways to measure economic strength, but China and Japan have the second and third largest GDP. The projected Chinese GDP for 2019 is $14.1 trillion while projected Japanese GDP for 2019 is $5.2 trillion with the US in first place with $21.4 trillion. The Chinese economy is...

Global X MSCI Argentina ETF (NYSE: ARGT ) is the largest and most liquid Argentina country-specific exchange traded fund with current assets of $90.2 million compared to $22.7 million for the iShares MSCI Argentina and Global Exposure ETF (NYSE: AGT ). Each of these funds is up approximately 2...

Country-specific exchange-traded funds are a great way for investors to take a position on local market equity return factors. While many of the world's largest foreign companies trade on U.S. exchanges as ADRs (American Depository Receipts), country-specific ETFs often provide investors uniqu...

By Daniel Lacalle Argentina has been "printing money for the people" MMT-style for many years. It is wrongly-called "inclusive monetary policy" of the past - print money to finance massive government spending - has driven the country to massive inflation and depression. This is the main ...

During the Great Recession, the Fed's target interest rate never fell below 0.25%. The various QE programs pushed the monetary base up to a peak of just over 20% of GDP. In contrast, the Swiss have reduced their target interest rate to negative 0.75%, and their monetary base has been increas...

Financially speaking, there is blood on the streets in Argentina. The last inflation figure of 4.7% for the month of March has spooked consumers, business owners, politicians and investors alike. The likelihood of political change and the FX rate have surged in tandem -- and the government s...

The cyclically-adjusted price-to-earnings ((CAPE)) ratio is a surprisingly controversial metric, but evidence suggests it is actionable for long-term investors. Rather than simply dividing the current share price by 1 year of earnings like the normal P/E ratio, the CAPE ratio divides the cur...

Investing in Argentina A place where currently few investors want to go is Argentina ( ARGT ). The country has been promising a lot over the last decades but delivering little or, better to say, negative returns to investors. The financial situation is a mess with interest rates at 60%, hi...