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EWN has outperformed European peers and global markets this year, but we would urge some caution going forward. Netherlands GDP growth in Q1 was adversely affected by the manufacturing sector and its FY forecasts are expected to lag the Euro area. Housing affordability continues to be a source of concern, with house price growth poised to stay elevated through much of this year.
The iShares MSCI Netherlands ETF has done reasonably well since its inception 27 years back. The macro picture looks rather underwhelming at this juncture. EWN is currently trading at a premium compared to other country-specific ETFs from Europe's top 5 economies, and technically, there is limited incentive to get on board.
The iShares MSCI Netherlands ETF, a low-cost investment vehicle for Dutch equities, has generally outperformed its Euro-area peers over the years. With inflation likely to have peaked, consumer confidence recovering, and plenty of excess savings on the sidelines, the Dutch economy is in a much better place.
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