iShares MSCI Mexico ETF
Price
MX$77.16
YTD
+8.45%
Expense
0.50%
Yield
2.65%
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Price
MX$37.36
YTD
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Expense
0.19%
Yield
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Frequently asked questions
What is the iShares MSCI Mexico ETF (EWW)?
EWW is an ETF by BlackRock that provides exposure to large, mid, and small-cap Mexican equities, tracking the MSCI Mexico IMI 25/50 Index.
What is the Franklin FTSE Mexico ETF (FLMX)?
FLMX is an ETF by Franklin Templeton that provides low-cost exposure to Mexican equities, focusing on large and mid-cap stocks with strong growth potential.
What is the current price of EWW?
EWW is currently priced at $76.11 per share.
What is the current price of FLMX?
FLMX is priced at $37.27 per share.
What is the expense ratio of EWW?
EWW has an expense ratio of 0.5%, covering management and operational costs of the ETF.
What is the expense ratio of FLMX?
FLMX has a low expense ratio of 0.19%, making it a cost-efficient option for Mexican equity exposure.
What is the yield of EWW?
EWW provides a dividend yield of 2.65% from its holdings in Mexican companies.
What is the yield of FLMX?
FLMX provides a dividend yield of 2.8%.
How has EWW performed year-to-date?
EWW has a year-to-date return of +8.45%, reflecting strong performance in Mexican equities.
How has FLMX performed year-to-date?
FLMX has a year-to-date return of +5.20%, slightly below EWW but with lower fees.
Which ETF has lower fees, EWW or FLMX?
FLMX has lower fees at 0.19% compared to EWW's 0.5%, making it more cost-efficient for long-term holding.
What sectors dominate EWW?
EWW is diversified across sectors including financials, energy, industrials, and consumer goods.
What sectors dominate FLMX?
FLMX is similarly diversified but slightly more concentrated in large-cap industrials and consumer companies.
Are EWW and FLMX suitable for long-term investors?
Yes, both ETFs provide diversified exposure to Mexico’s equity market, suitable for investors seeking growth in emerging Latin American markets.
Do EWW and FLMX pay dividends?
Yes, both ETFs pay dividends from the underlying Mexican equities in their portfolios.
What is the risk level of investing in EWW or FLMX?
Both ETFs are considered high-risk due to Mexico’s emerging market status, currency fluctuations, and sensitivity to global trade trends.
Can I buy EWW and FLMX in the US?
Yes, both ETFs are listed on US exchanges (NYSE) and can be purchased through most brokerage accounts.
Which ETF has higher assets under management?
EWW generally has higher AUM than FLMX, though FLMX has $55 million in assets.
What index does EWW track?
EWW tracks the MSCI Mexico IMI 25/50 Index, covering large, mid, and small-cap Mexican companies.
What index does FLMX track?
FLMX tracks the FTSE Mexico Capped Index, providing exposure to Mexican equities at a lower cost.
How does nearshoring affect Mexican ETFs?
Nearshoring, with US companies relocating manufacturing to Mexico, can boost Mexican equities, benefiting ETFs like EWW and FLMX.