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Earlier this year, the Visual Capitalist published an infographic highlighting the global growth forecast from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for various countries worldwide in 2023. If you use country ETFs for tactical asset allocation, I have no doubt you'd be interested in this information.
Irish GDP could slow relative to FY22 but will still be better than most other options across the Eurozone. EIRL is susceptible to idiosyncratic risk. We close with some thoughts on the technicals and the valuations.
Europe investing has outperformed the United States in the initial phase of 2023. Cheaper valuation, upbeat corporate earnings, a more resilient economy and still-lower interest rates in Europe than United States have led to the rally.
EIRL is an Ireland-specific ETF that has performed well over the past year. This suggests a reasonable hedge against US/developed world equities. The fund is very top heavy but in two areas that I want exposure to. The first is online sports betting, where FanDuel is a leading brand in the US.
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