
Developing markets were the best and worst performers in June.
Developing markets were the best and worst performers in June.
Egypt led the country ETFs, with a return of nearly 11% in February, while Nigeria saw a decline of more than 8%.
Some areas of the market saw big turnarounds—for better and for worse.
These 10 ETFs dropped by 30% or more despite a rally in the broad market.
Egypt led individual country performance, while frontier markets had some of the worst performers.
Developed markets took a hit due to 'Brexit,' but most emerging and frontier ETFs came out of June all right.
The Global X Nigeria ETF, NGE, outperformed all the other country funds in May.
Sometimes it’s what’s under the hood that matters. Sometimes it’s not.