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A diversified portfolio of dividend-paying stocks is likely to perform well when interest rates are lowered. International stock valuations are not as inflated as U.S. stocks, offering the potential for more affordable purchases. The healthcare sector provides stability and dividend payments, making it appealing during market volatility, and it is the second-largest sector in IGRO.
The iShares International Dividend Growth ETF owns a portfolio of international dividend growth stocks, with a concentration in Canada, Japan, and Switzerland. IGRO had a rough ride in 2022 but has since recovered, though its return is still lower than the S&P 500 index. IGRO's fund price may be impacted by currency rates and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.
iShares International Dividend Growth ETF tracks the Morningstar Global ex-US Dividend Growth Index and holds 388 stocks. The IGRO fund is overweight in financials and has a significant presence in Europe and Asia. IGRO has underperformed compared to several competitors and has lagged behind inflation.
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