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Schwab Emerging Markets Equity ETF (SCHE)

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Key data on SCHE

AUM

$12.36B

P/E ratio

29.7

Dividend yield

2.6747%

Expense ratio

0.07%

Beta

0.581801

Price on SCHE

Previous close

$35.15

Today's open

$35.57

Day's range

$35.34 - $35.67

52 week range

$28.97 - $37.26

Profile about SCHE

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Headquarters

US

Exchange

NYSE Arca

Issue type

Exchange-Traded Fund

SCHE industries and sectors

Equities

Global

Top holdings in SCHE

14.2%

4.05%

2.88%

RELIANCE:MB

1.03%

0.99%

HDFCBANK:MB

HDFCBANK:MB

Hdfc Bank Ltd.

0.93%

2308:TW

0.88%

PDD:IE

0.82%

News on SCHE

US adds Chinese solar, battery firms to list of military-linked companies

The U.S. has added some of the world's largest solar ​and battery manufacturers to a list ‌of companies it believes are aiding China's military.

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Reuters • 10 hours ago

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Nikkei 225 leads Asian markets lower as Middle East tensions hit sentiment

Asian equities fell on Tuesday as doubts over a Middle East ceasefire weighed on risk appetite, offsetting optimism around artificial intelligence funding and potential listings. MSCI's Asia-Pacific index excluding Japan slipped 0.6% after a volatile open.

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Invezz • Jun 2, 2026

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Are Asia small caps overlooked winners in regional equity markets in 2026?

Asia's smaller companies have delivered stronger returns than the region's large-cap stocks over the past five years, while also offering lower volatility and broader sector exposure, according to HSBC Asset Management. The firm said Asia small-cap stocks outperformed their large-cap counterparts by nearly 3% annualised at the index level over the period.

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Invezz • May 25, 2026

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House lawmakers introducing bill to toughen US ban on Chinese vehicles

Two members of the U.S. House of ​Representatives on Monday will introduce ‌legislation to toughen a U.S. government ban on Chinese ​automakers from entering ​the American market just before ⁠President Donald Trump heads to China ​for talks.

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Reuters • May 11, 2026

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Emerging Markets ETFs: EEM Boasts Higher Returns, SCHE Has Lower Fees

EEM has delivered a stronger 1-year return but comes with a higher expense ratio and a slightly lower yield than SCHE EEM holds fewer stocks with a heavier technology tilt, while SCHE spreads assets across more companies and sectors EEM is more volatile and has experienced a deeper drawdown over the past five years

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The Motley Fool • Mar 26, 2026

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SCHE: Emerging Markets Offer Value Amid Geopolitical Tensions

The Schwab Emerging Markets Equity ETF has modestly outperformed the S&P 500 so far in 2026. This comes as cheap valuations and solid long-term GDP growth expectations for emerging markets outweigh near-term energy price uncertainty. SCHE has modest direct Middle East exposure, but key holdings domiciled in China, Taiwan, and India are likely to see temporary earnings pressure amid the war in Iran.

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Seeking Alpha • Mar 16, 2026

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Should You Go Global or Look to Emerging Markets?

The Schwab Emerging Markets Equity ETF features a higher dividend yield and stronger one-year return but carries greater historical drawdown than the SPDR Portfolio MSCI Global Stock Market ETF. The Schwab Emerging Markets Equity ETF is concentrated in emerging markets, with heavy exposure to Taiwan Semiconductor, Tencent, and Alibaba, while the SPDR Portfolio MSCI Global Stock Market ETF offers global diversification led by U.S. tech giants.

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The Motley Fool • Mar 3, 2026

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Better International ETF: iShares' IXUS vs. Schwab's SCHE

IXUS covers a broader international universe and has delivered a higher 1-year return than SCHE. Both ETFs charge the same low expense ratio, but IXUS offers a slightly higher dividend yield.

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The Motley Fool • Mar 2, 2026

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Higher Emerging Market Potential or Balanced Global Growth? SCHE vs. VXUS

SCHE charges a slightly higher expense ratio and has lagged VXUS in recent one-year returns VXUS holds far more stocks and covers both developed and emerging markets, while SCHE is focused solely on emerging economies SCHE tilts heavily toward technology and a handful of large Chinese and Taiwanese firms, increasing concentration risk

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The Motley Fool • Mar 2, 2026

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Better International ETF: iShares' IEFA vs. Schwab's SCHE

IEFA carries a higher yield and even larger asset base than SCHE. Both funds charge the same low expense ratio but differ in geographic and sector exposure.

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The Motley Fool • Feb 14, 2026

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