IXSE News and Press, WisdomTree India Ex-State-Owned Enterprises Fund From 07/02/22

In contrast to some other market observers expecting a contraction in EM earnings in 2023, at the start of this year we highlighted the likelihood of a recovery driven by India and China. Factories are reopening, port bottlenecks are easing, and there are signs that supply chain disru...

A shortened trading week on Wall Street will have traders focusing on the FOMC minutes, a few Fed speakers, and the June nonfarm payroll report. I don’t think there’s any such thing as a quiet week for Europe at the moment but next week is probably as close as it gets. ...

Recessions have gone from being a potential consequence of high inflation and rapid monetary tightening to an increasingly likely scenario. A wrath of economic indicators are expected to confirm the trend of weakening business activity. The gas stand-off with Russia isn’t e...

WisdomTree India ex-State-Owned Enterprises Fund (IXSE) - $0.6150. 30-Day SEC Yield of 0.18% as of June 23. Payable Jun 29; for shareholders of record Jun 27; ex-div Jun 24. For further details see: WisdomTree India ex-State-Owned Enterprises Fund declares quarterly dividend of $0.6150 ...

This past week felt like a big moment for central banks, collectively, as well as financial markets more broadly. There are still those like the BoE that still believe that slow and steady will win the race, or the BoJ that doesn’t actually have an inflation problem, but rather...

It’s been a slow start to the month in financial markets but the ECB rate decision on Thursday finally got things moving and the US inflation data on Friday kept it going into the weekend. The Fed rate decision on Wednesday is naturally the highlight, as traders look for furthe...

India is undergoing the same urbanization and middle-income growth trend that China experienced in the 2000s. Consumption patterns will be shaped by Indian-specific characteristics, including a preference for Indian food and beverage options, personal care, and a shift toward private ...

The latest PMI data compiled for JPMorgan by S&P Global revealed an unwelcome mix of sluggish global economic growth and soaring business costs in May. Although global output growth picked up slightly in May, it remained at one of the weakest levels seen so far in the pandemic rec...

The pace of global economic growth remained among the weakest seen so far during the pandemic recovery period in May, according to the latest PMI data compiled for JPMorgan by S&P Global. Future expectations remain especially weak by historical standards in India and the eurozone ...

A strong nonfarm payroll report means that the Fed won’t be pausing their interest rate hiking campaign anytime soon. The May employment report was impressive, but it will likely be the last strong one we will see in a while. The upcoming week is filled with important centr...