BWX - SPDR Blmbg Barclays Intl Trs Bd ETF

NYSEArca - NYSEArca Delayed Price. Currency in USD

28.06

-0.04 (-0.14%)

At close: 4:00PM EDT

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Previous Close	28.10
Open	28.05
Bid	0.00 x 800
Ask	0.00 x 1300
Day's Range	28.00 - 28.08
52 Week Range	27.23 - 29.72
Volume	211,863
Avg. Volume	1,103,679

Net Assets	2.08B
NAV	28.69
PE Ratio (TTM)	N/A
Yield	0.69%
YTD Return	1.05%
Beta (3y)	1.73
Expense Ratio (net)	0.50%
Inception Date	2007-10-02

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Market Realist13 days ago
Could It Be Time to Sell the British Pound?
The British pound (FXB) was unchanged against the US dollar (UUP) last week despite the dollar’s rally stalling, possibly due to the BOE’s (Bank of England) move to leave policy rates unchanged. British equity markets (BWX) are enjoying the pound’s weakness and have managed a seventh consecutive positive week, aided by continued positive momentum across global markets. According to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s May 11 commitment of traders report, speculators decreased their overall bullish positions on British pound (GBB) by 17,384 contracts last week, to 8,988 contracts from 26,372—the lowest level in two months.
Market Realist19 days ago
Could the Bank of England Postpone Hiking Rates?
The British pound (FXB) depreciated 1.8% against the US dollar (UUP) in April, and has depreciated 1.9% so far in May. Weak economic data, dovish statements from the BOE (Bank of England), and a strong US dollar contributed to the slide of the British pound (GBB). Manufacturing and service data published last week was below expectations, leading to a further decline in the pound. A May rate hike, which was largely accepted by markets until the recent turn of events, now seems less probable.
Market Realist27 days ago
Will the British Pound Stop Its Downward Slide?
The British pound (FXB) depreciated by 1.66% against the US Dollar (UUP) for the week ending April 27. The pound (GBB) closed last week at 1.3780, compared to a close of 1.4004 for the week ending April 20. This is the second consecutive weekly loss for the British pound, as traders continued to react to the dovish statement from the Bank of England two weeks ago and last week’s softer GDP data accelerated the pound’s decline.
Market Realistlast month
Data and Carney Pushed the Pound-US Dollar Lower Last Week
The British pound (FXB) depreciated 1.7% against the US Dollar (UUP) for the week ending April 20. The pound (GBB) closed the week ending April 20 at 1.40—compared to a close of 1.42 for the week ending April 13. Softer-than-expected retail sales, wage growth, and consumer prices dented investors’ confidence. Bank of England Governor Mark Carney gave a hint that the interest rates don’t need to be increased in May. Carney’s comments, weak data, and the strong US dollar led to the pound’s sharp depreciation the previous week.
Market Realistlast month
Why the British Pound Has Continued to Rally
The British pound (FXB) appreciated by 1.1% against the US dollar (UUP) in the week ended April 13. The rise of the British pound despite soft economic data was because of hawkish comments from the Bank of England, which is expected to increase interest rates soon. While British equity markets (BWX) were impacted by increased trade war concerns, indexes managed to close in positive territory for a third consecutive week.
Market Realist2 months ago
Why the British Pound Could Turn Volatile This Week
Is a Perfect Storm Brewing for the Week Ahead? The British pound (FXB) appreciated 0.66% against the US dollar (UUP) for the week ending March 16. British equity markets (BWX) were impacted by increased concerns about global trade wars and closed lower last week.
Market Realist2 months ago
Why the British Pound Could Struggle before the Brussels Meeting
The British pound (FXB) appreciated 0.32% against the US dollar (UUP) in the week ended March 9, 2018. The economic data released from the United Kingdom in the week indicated that the UK economy has been accelerating. Uncertainty surrounding Brexit negotiations has dampened the demand for the British pound, especially as we approach the next key Brexit date of March 22, 2018, when the spotlight will move to Brussels, where EU (European Union) leaders will meet to sign a transition Brexit deal.
Market Realist3 months ago
Brexit Negotiations Dragged the British Pound Lower
Why This Week Could Keep Investors Guessing
Market Realist3 months ago
Why Brexit Negotiations Could Drive the British Pound This Week
Economic data releases were in line with expectations with average earnings increasing and jobless claims falling. Multiple Bank of England speakers sounded confident about the UK economy, leaving no reason for the British pound to lose value last week. British equity markets (BWX) were one of the few global indexes to post losses last week.
Market Realist3 months ago
Why the British Pound Rose despite Poor Economic Data
Is Volatility Set to Drop Further after Stock Market Rebound? The British pound (FXB) appreciated 1.5% against the US dollar (UUP) for the week ending February 16. Economic data reported from the UK in the previous week indicated that inflation remained higher at 3% in January and retail sales growth dropped to 0.1% as compared to the market expectation of 0.5%.
Market Realist3 months ago
What Prompted the British Pound’s Fall
The British pound (FXB) depreciated by 2.0% against the US dollar (UUP) in the week ended February 9. This fall comes as a surprise because the Bank of England, in its monetary policy statement and quarterly inflation report, sounded hawkish about the economy. The reason for the tepid performance of the British pound was weaker-than-expected economic data indicating lower industrial production and trade activity, and risk-off trading boosting demand for the US dollar.
Market Realist4 months ago
How British Pound Speculator Positions Changed Last Week
Hedge Funds and Large Speculator Positions: Week Ended February 2
Investopedia4 months ago
Top 4 European Treasury Bond ETFs for 2018
Learn about our picks for the top four European government bond ETFs in 2018.
Market Realist4 months ago
Reasons for the 2.3% Appreciation of the British Pound
This Week: Fed Meeting, Tech Biggies, and the Drowning Dollar
Market Realist4 months ago
Factors that Drove the British Pound over 1.38 against the Dollar
The British pound (FXB) posted its fifth consecutive weekly gain against the US dollar. For the week ended January 19, the British pound (GBB) closed against the US dollar (UUP) at 1.3852, appreciating by 0.90%. British equity markets (BWX) were supported by the prospect of a soft Brexit.
Market Realist4 months ago
Why a Soft Brexit Possibility Is Driving the British Pound Higher
The British pound (FXB) had another positive week as it reached an 18-month high against the US dollar. For the week ended January 12, the British pound (GBB) closed against the US dollar (UUP) at 1.3729, appreciating by ~1.2%. The gains in the British pound were driven by the higher chances of a soft Brexit deal, which could see economic relations between the UK and the EU remain mostly unchanged.
Market Realist5 months ago
Will the Pound Gain with Signs of a Soft Brexit?
The British pound (FXB) (GBB) continued to appreciate against the US dollar in the first week of 2018, rising 0.41% against the dollar (UUP). Comments from UK Chancellor Philip Hammond about the possibility of keeping the Customs Union with the European Union drove investors to increase the probability of a soft Brexit. With most of the bad news surrounding a Brexit being priced in, any positive development could continue to help the British pound appreciate further.
Investopedia5 months ago
Top 4 European Treasury Bond ETFs for 2018
Learn about our picks for the top four European government bond ETFs in 2018.
Market Realist8 months ago
Why British Pound Speculators Turned Bullish after 22 Months
The British pound (FXB) depreciated against the US dollar for the week ended September 29. The pound (GBB) posted a weekly close of 1.3397, depreciating by 0.71% against the US dollar (UUP).
Benzinga8 months ago
Going Overseas For Fixed Income Exposure
When fixed income investors typically think about geography, they usually focus on U.S. bonds, whether it be Treasuries or corporate debt issued by US-based firms. Flows to exchange-traded funds confirm ...
ETF.com8 months ago
Looking Overseas For Fixed Income
How and why you should go abroad for exposure.
Market Realist8 months ago
Why the British Pound Rallied to 15-Month High
The British pound (FXB) appreciated against the US dollar for the week ending September 15.
Market Realist8 months ago
The Reason behind the Sharp Gains in the British Pound
The British pound (FXB) appreciated against the US dollar for the week ended September 8, 2017. The pound closed at 1.32, appreciating 1.9% against the US dollar.
Market Realist9 months ago
Can the British Pound Continue to Remain Strong This Week?
The British pound (FXB) appreciated marginally against the US dollar for the week ended September 1, 2017.
Market Realist9 months ago
Round 3: Will Brexit Negotiations Help the British Pound?
The British pound (FXB) remained unchanged against the US dollar for the week ending August 25. The pound (GBB) closed the week at 1.2887.