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FlexShares International Quality Dividend Defensive Index ETF

IQDE tracks an index of non-US companies from developed and emerging markets, selected and weighted by dividend payments and various fundamentals. The index aims for lower market risk (beta).

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While the stock market has recorded an incredible rally in 2023, topping all expectations, its journey in the second half has been rough.

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Fixed income investors looking beyond safe haven U.S. government Treasury notes for more yield may want to try options overseas. FlexShares has three funds investors may want to consider.

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Allocating to international dividend ETFs is one way that investors are boosting the yield in equities. FlexShares offers three international income-generating strategies: the FlexShares International Quality Dividend Defensive Index Fund (IQDE), the FlexShares International Quality Dividend Dynamic Index Fund (IQDY), and the FlexShares International Quality Dividend Index Fund (IQDF).

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International investing comes with its own unique set of risks, but awareness of these risks can help mitigate volatility en route to a diversified portfolio. One of the inherent risks of investing in international equities is that their performance can be tied to the respective country's local currency.

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A rising dollar could portend to a global slowdown as investors pile into safe haven assets like the U.S. dollar amid headwinds like rising inflation and lower economic growth. “A surging U.S. dollar signals for some the clearest sign of an ebbing money tide and an abrupt slowdown of the world economy over the remainder [.

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Investors willing to venture abroad can extract more yield from the international debt markets. Nevertheless, a focus on quality with FlexShares ETFs can help give yield-seekers more peace of mind.

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Value stocks are finally having their day, and many expect the run to continue. These are the best value ETFs to leverage this long-awaited revival.

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Global dividends are poised to increase this year. Investors can tap into that positive trend with some quality exposure via the FlexShares International Quality Dividend Defensive Index Fund (NYSEArca: IQDE).

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Value stocks might finally have their day – and that means great things for a host of long-maligned value exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Growth has been running up the score against value for more than a decade.

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The recurring narrative is that yield is hard to come by nowadays, but fixed income investors still have options. One of those is looking overseas, and these three exchange-traded funds (ETFs) do just that while offering investors the yield options they desire.

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When looking at the major stock indexes around the world, the U.S. still stands head and shoulders above most, which is an astounding feat given the economic ramifications that the pandemic has caused.

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Amid the Covid-19 pandemic that’s still underway as economies struggle to deal with new cases, investors are looking for alternative gains overseas. In addition to unlocking potential gains, investors can also achieve portfolio diversification to complement their existing investments.

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With rates at historical lows, finding enough yield is like locating a needle in the haystack for fixed income investors. However, one area is to look overseas if investors know where to look.

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Investors who are looking for ways to diversify in a tumultuous market may want to consider exchange traded fund strategies that identify quality dividends.

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Quality is a pivotal trait for dividend investors and one that takes on added importance when venturing outside the U.S. Fortunately, the FlexShares International Quality Dividend Defensive Index Fund (NYSEArca: IQDE) helps investors access steady ex-US dividend growth without taking on unnecessary volatility.

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Ex-US developed equity markets are lagging the S&P 500 and other major domestic benchmarks this year, but some market observers are betting that scenario could reverse in 2020. Investors looking to position for that reversal while participating in the value offered by developed markets outside the U.S.

An Interesting International Dividend ETF.

Investors looking for added equity income at a time of still low-interest rates throughout the developed world can consider international dividend ETFs. A compelling option from that group is the FlexShares International Quality Dividend Defensive Index Fund (NYSEArca: IQDE).

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