EWA News and Press, iShares MSCI Australia Index Fund From 06/18/21

IHS Markit's PMI business surveys showed the economic recovery gaining momentum in May as output growth accelerated to the fastest for 15 years. Although growth of new orders accelerated globally in May to reach the highest since 2006, employment growth slowed marginally compared to A...

Last year's pandemic crisis U-trip took just 128 days - significantly less than the long-term average, despite a once-in-a-generation healthcare crisis. While the recovery speed has varied, the global economy is clearly on the mend. We believe that the next phase of the reopening/...

iShares MSCI Australia ETF (EWA) - $0.3765.30-Day SEC Yield of 2.27% as of May 28.Payable Jun 16; for shareholders of record Jun 11; ex-div Jun 10. For further details see: iShares MSCI Australia ETF declares semi-annual distribution of $0.3765

No matter what industry we are talking about, #politics and policy changes can affect the #price of a #stock in that industry, and Ishares Msci Australia Index (NYSE: EWA) is not an exception.  EWA like every other company, it will experience ebbs and flows based on this type of ne...

Flash Australia composite PMI eases from record high but remains elevated. Jobs growth surges to survey record. Price pressures remain apparent as supply constraints linger. For further details see: Flash Australia PMI Price Gauges Hit New Highs As Economy Continues To R...

Influential #investors can create defining moments in a stock's price, by simply making large #buyandsell decisions, and Ishares Msci Australia Index (NYSE: EWA) is no exception.  Pivot points in a chart pattern are often created by these events, and as we have learned this doe...

A tell is a precursor of a stock's next move, and #investors in Ishares Msci Australia Index (NYSE: EWA) look for these #indicators all the time.  the good news is, tells are there for investors to see every day. For example, we have provided this data for EWA in the trading p...

With greater clarity on the sustainability of the economic recovery, we also saw the opportunity set across markets broaden to include sectors beyond those seen as the primary beneficiaries of an economic reopening. As expected, the recovery hasn't been smooth sailing for all, with su...

The Australian economy has rebounded in early 2021 from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic restrictive measures that hit domestic demand during 2020. Australian GDP growth in the fourth quarter of 2020 rose by 3.1% quarter-on-quarter, the second consecutive quarter of positive growth...

The ability of Chinese manufacturers to meet demand has been constrained by the current scarcity of shipping containers. Supply chains were complex and tenuous before the COVID-19 virus pandemic, and have since become more so. Supply chains are difficult to manage, but indicators ...