As investors seek smarter ways to diversify, country-specific ETFs are drawing increased attention. These funds offer direct exposure to international markets—like Poland, Spain, and Greece—through US-listed instruments, without the complexity of managing foreign accounts. Watch the video below to explore how these ETFs work and which markets are outperforming in 2025.
The S&P 500 and Nifty remain key components in many portfolios, but they don’t tell the whole story. In the first half of 2025, several country ETFs posted strong double-digit returns—driven by local policy moves, economic recoveries, and capital inflows.
These ETFs allow investors to participate in global trends with the ease of buying a stock—making them an efficient way to add geographic diversification.
Of course, investing internationally comes with its own set of considerations: currency movements, tax treatment, and geopolitical shifts. Understanding these risks is just as important as identifying the opportunities.
For investors aiming to build globally balanced portfolios, country-specific ETFs offer access to high-growth regions—while staying within the regulatory and operational comfort of US markets.
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