FEZ - SPDR EURO STOXX 50 ETF

NYSEArca - NYSEArca Delayed Price. Currency in USD
38.28
-0.03 (-0.08%)
At close: 4:00PM EDT

38.28 0.00 (0.00%)
After hours: 4:36PM EDT

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Previous Close38.31
Open38.10
Bid38.34 x 28000
Ask38.60 x 1000
Day's Range38.08 - 38.28
52 Week Range31.95 - 41.99
Volume2,652,941
Avg. Volume3,273,322
Net Assets2.34B
NAV38.31
PE Ratio (TTM)N/A
Yield3.18%
YTD Return15.31%
Beta (3Y Monthly)1.12
Expense Ratio (net)0.29%
Inception Date2002-10-15
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  • Benzinga2 months ago

    Recession Risk Is Real For Eurozone ETFs

    Long disappointing and downtrodden, eurozone stocks and the corresponding exchange traded funds are rebounding this year. As Feb. 5, the iShares MSCI Eurozone ETF (CBOE: EZU) and the SPDR Euro STOXX 50 ...

  • Investors Shift Toward Defensive Sectors
    Investopedia2 months ago

    Investors Shift Toward Defensive Sectors

    Defensive sectors outperformed, while relative strength is close to a "risk on" breakout. Growth estimates in Europe are a potential problem.

  • ETF Trends8 months ago

    Revisiting Europe ETFs Thanks to Attractive Valuations

    After rallying last year, European stocks and the related exchange traded funds are disappointing investors in 2018. For example, the SPDR EURO STOXX 50 (FEZ) is lower by nearly 7% while the SPDR STOXX Europe 50 ETF (FEU) is off by a comparable amount. The $3.44 billion FEZ tracks the EURO STOXX 50 Index, a benchmark that focuses on Eurozone equities.

  • Why Did the Euro Appreciate against the US Dollar?
    Market Realist10 months ago

    Why Did the Euro Appreciate against the US Dollar?

    Economic data released from the euro area remained upbeat as economic data that included German and French business activity was better than expected. The other major factor that drove the euro higher was the assurances by Italian politicians that their nation would stay within the European Union. European equity markets, which are tracked by the Vanguard FTSE Europe ETF (VGK), didn’t have the same enthusiasm as the euro, as new tariff threats to the European car industry from the Trump administration unnerved investors.

  • ETF Trends10 months ago

    ECB Plans to Terminate Bond-Buying Program

    The European Central Bank's plan to spur the economy with a massive bond-buying program will come to a halt in December as it decided on Thursday to keep interest rates flat through next summer. The decision to keep rates static came as the result of incoming data correlating with the ECB's earlier economic forecasts. The ECB's monthly bond purchase program was granted an extension through the final quarter of the year, but at a slower pace--a sign that the bond-buying would most likely come to a halt in December if the Eurozone economy remains robust.

  • What’s the Link between Italian Policy and the Euro?
    Market Realist11 months ago

    What’s the Link between Italian Policy and the Euro?

    The euro-dollar (FXE) exchange rate managed to move back above 1.16 against the US dollar (UUP) as Italy’s Five Star Movement and League formed a coalition last week. European equity markets, which are tracked by the Vanguard FTSE Europe ETF (VGK) remained under pressure as political uncertainty in Italy and Spain remained in focus. As per the latest Commitments of Traders report, which was released by the Chicago Futures Trading Commission on June 1, speculators have decreased their bullish positions on the euro (EUFX) by 16,707 contracts as of May 29.

  • Why Italian Election Uncertainty Drove EUR-USD Lower
    Market Realist11 months ago

    Why Italian Election Uncertainty Drove EUR-USD Lower

    Last week, the euro-dollar (FXE) exchange rate moved below 1.16 for the first time in six months, driven lower by Italian and Spanish political uncertainty. With no mainstream party in the lead, Italy could face another election in a few months. The election could give a lead to populist parties, which is seen as a threat to Italian membership in the European Union. Similar uncertainty exists in Spain, with Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy facing a thrust vote on June 1.

  • Negative News Flow Puts These 6 Eurozone ETFs in Focus
    InvestorPlace11 months ago

    Negative News Flow Puts These 6 Eurozone ETFs in Focus

    Eurozone has been going through a rough patch lately with the economy losing momentum. This is especially true as the series of data this month points to a slowdown after the fastest annual expansion in a decade.Source: ShutterstockDownbeat Data

  • Negative News Flow Puts Eurozone ETFs in Focus
    Zacks11 months ago

    Negative News Flow Puts Eurozone ETFs in Focus

    Given the prospect of monetary easing policies for some more months and a weakening euro, investing in a Eurozone ETFs could be a good idea.

  • Why Disappointing Data Has Had Limited Impact on the Euro
    Market Realist11 months ago

    Why Disappointing Data Has Had Limited Impact on the Euro

    The euro-dollar (FXE) exchange rate closed at 1.2 on May 11, with the euro depreciating by 0.13% against the US dollar (UUP). The euro’s slide was halted despite weaker-than-expected European data thanks to the US dollar taking a breather.

  • Why the Euro’s Gap with the US Dollar Is Widening
    Market Realist11 months ago

    Why the Euro’s Gap with the US Dollar Is Widening

    The euro-US dollar (FXE) exchange rate closed at 1.19 on May 7, with the euro depreciating 1.4% against the dollar (UUP) in May following a 2.0% decline in April. The resurgence of the US dollar, backed by rising US bond yields and continued economic expansion, led to decreased demand for the euro. The European Central Bank’s dovish stance at its recent meeting and weak economic data pressured the euro further.

  • ETF Trendslast year

    Europe ETFs: Moving into a Period of Weakness?

    After private-sector activity diminished for the third-straight month in April, the Eurozone economy may be in for a period of weakness and potentially drag down European markets and related exchange traded ...

  • Euro Depreciated despite Hawkish European Central Bank Statement
    Market Realistlast year

    Euro Depreciated despite Hawkish European Central Bank Statement

    The euro-dollar (FXE) exchange rate closed the week ending April 27 at 1.2131, depreciating 1.28% against the US dollar (UUP). This depreciation of the European currency was surprising to a few market participants, as there was no major disappointment in economic data or the ECB guidance. The European central bank or ECB left policy rates unchanged but was upbeat about the economic progress in the euro area.

  • The European Central Bank’s Views on the Recent Inflation Slump
    Market Realistlast year

    The European Central Bank’s Views on the Recent Inflation Slump

    At its April policy meeting, the ECB (European Central Bank) maintained the view that EU (European Union) inflation could eventually reach its 2% target. Recent inflation data has not been encouraging, with inflation falling to 1.1% month-over-month in February. March inflation data was mildly positive, with annual inflation (WIP) rising to 1.3%, mainly because of food price inflation. While the ECB previously projected that inflation would hit 2% in 2019, it has a long way to go before meeting that target.