iShares MSCI Brazil ETF
Best Brazil ETFs 2026
Top ETFs for investing in Brazilian equities. Access Bovespa stocks including Petrobras, Vale and Itau.
Franklin FTSE Brazil ETF
Direxion Daily MSCI Brazil Bull 2X Shares
iShares MSCI Brazil Small-Cap ETF
VanEck Brazil Small-Cap ETF
Frequently asked questions
What is the iShares MSCI Brazil ETF (EWZ)?
EWZ provides exposure to Brazilian equities, heavily weighted toward commodity producers, banks, and energy companies. It has a YTD return of 5.65% and a yield of 5.25%.
Who manages EWZ?
EWZ is managed by BlackRock.
What is the price of EWZ?
EWZ is priced at $38.35 per share.
What is the expense ratio of EWZ?
EWZ has an expense ratio of 0.58%.
What is the Franklin FTSE Brazil ETF (FLBR)?
FLBR provides cost-efficient exposure to Brazilian equities by tracking the FTSE Brazil Capped Index. It focuses on Brazil's commodity-rich and consumer-driven economy.
Who manages FLBR?
FLBR is managed by Franklin Templeton.
What is the price and expense ratio of FLBR?
FLBR is priced at $23.91 with an expense ratio of 0.19%.
What is the Direxion Daily MSCI Brazil Bull 2X Shares (BRZU)?
BRZU is a 2x daily leveraged ETF providing short-term bullish exposure to Brazilian equities. It is high-risk and not suitable for long-term investing due to daily compounding effects.
Who manages BRZU?
BRZU is managed by Direxion.
What is the price and expense ratio of BRZU?
BRZU is priced at $111.49 with an expense ratio of 1.16%.
Does BRZU pay dividends?
No, BRZU has a yield of 0%.
What is the iShares MSCI Brazil Small-Cap ETF (EWZS)?
EWZS targets small Brazilian companies beyond the large-cap Bovespa names, focusing on domestic growth plays. Yield is 3.2%, YTD return 6.5%.
Who manages EWZS?
EWZS is managed by BlackRock.
What is the price and expense ratio of EWZS?
EWZS is priced at $14.79 with an expense ratio of 0.59%.
What is the VanEck Brazil Small-Cap ETF (BRF)?
BRF provides exposure to small and mid-cap Brazilian companies with higher domestic revenue. Yield is 4.5%, YTD return 7.2%.
Who manages BRF?
BRF is managed by VanEck.
What is the price and expense ratio of BRF?
BRF is priced at $18.46 with an expense ratio of 0.58%.
Are these Brazilian ETFs suitable for US investors?
Yes, all of these ETFs trade on US exchanges and are accessible to US investors.
Which Brazilian ETF offers the highest dividend yield?
EWZ offers the highest yield at 5.25% among these ETFs.
Which Brazilian ETF is the most aggressive/high-risk?
BRZU is the most aggressive due to its 2x daily leveraged exposure, suitable only for short-term trading.
Which ETFs focus on small-cap Brazilian companies?
EWZS and BRF provide focused exposure to small and mid-cap Brazilian equities with domestic growth potential.
Why invest in Brazilian ETFs?
Investing in Brazilian ETFs provides exposure to a large emerging market with strong commodities, financials, and consumer sectors, along with growth potential in small and mid-cap companies.