EEM vs. VXUS: Should Investors Favor Emerging Markets Upside or Broad International Stability?

EEM charges a much higher expense ratio and sports a lower yield than VXUS EEM has posted a stronger 1-year total return but suffered a deeper five-year drawdown EEM tilts heavily toward technology and emerging Asia, while VXUS holds a broader international mix We're bullish on these 10 stocks ›

The Motley Fool • Feb 8, 2026

BlackRock's Rieder Is Looking to Emerging Markets

BlackRock CIO of Global Fixed Income Rick Rieder talks about the impact of AI on markets says emerging markets are looking very attractive. He speaks on "Bloomberg Open Interest.

Bloomberg Markets and Finance • Feb 6, 2026

Record January ETF Flows Highlight Rotation Away From Concentration

The ETF industry has carried its record-breaking momentum from 2025 into the new year, surpassing $100 billion in net flows before the end of January.  By the end of the month, flows into U.S.

ETF Trends • Feb 3, 2026

EEM Vs. EMEQ: Newcomer Off To Great Start, Thus Rated A Buy

EEM Vs. EMEQ: Newcomer Off To Great Start, Thus Rated A Buy

Seeking Alpha • Feb 3, 2026

Avoiding "Monolithic" Investments & Measuring International ETF Inflows

Liz Ann Sonders with @CharlesSchwab calls today's trading session a lesson "not to be monolithic" in your investments. As she explains, tying portfolios to one stock or small group of stocks can result in steep losses.

ETF Edge: A fundamental shift in international investing as geopolitical concerns swing markets

Political and economic tensions, domestic headlines, currency flows and the Federal Reserve have all combined to reignite the “United States vs. international” investing debate.

CNBC Television • Jan 29, 2026

EEM Offers More Of An Internation Focus on Tech Than IXUS

EEM carries a much higher expense ratio and lower dividend yield than IXUS. IXUS has significantly outperformed EEM in return over the last five years.

The Motley Fool • Jan 26, 2026

How Does This Eco-Friendly ETF Match Up Against This International Fund?

NZAV restricts holdings to companies that meet certain eco-friendly criteria. EEM offers broader emerging market diversification and a slightly higher dividend yield.

The Motley Fool • Jan 26, 2026

Emerging Markets Expected to Outperform This Year Despite Global Volatility

J.P. Morgan and Goldman Sachs are bullish, citing easier monetary policy and less forbidding market valuations.

Barrons • Jan 26, 2026

Want to Add Emerging Markets To Your Portfolio? EEM Offers a Tech Focus While SCHE Is More Affordable

EEM commands a much higher expense ratio and has a longer track record than SCHE. SCHE delivers a higher dividend yield, while EEM has outperformed over the past year.

The Motley Fool • Jan 25, 2026