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iShares International Dividend Growth ETF

IGRO tracks an index of international equities that have growing dividends.

IGRO focuses on owning high-quality dividend-growth companies domiciled outside of the US. I see value in the fund given its low 14x P/E, while the sector breakdown is diversified. With bullish seasonality in play, I highlight key price levels to monitor.

IGRO: Finding Value In Foreign Dividend Growers

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.

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Now could be an ideal time for investors to consider these three best global dividend exchange-traded funds (ETFs). This is because global dividend ETFs that provide exposure to global markets are a great way of diversifying your portfolio and at the same time gaining from the growth of international markets.

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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.

IGRO: Not The Best Fund For Dividend Growth Investors

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.

IGRO: Unattractive Relative To Peers

iShares International Dividend Growth ETF holds over 400 global stocks with growing dividends. It is well-diversified across countries and holdings, but not so much across sectors.

IGRO: Global Dividend Growth ETF With Sub-Par Performance

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iShares International Dividend Growth ETF has a fully diversified ex-U.S. global portfolio with almost 65 percent of its $577 million assets invested in four sectors having above-average growth potential. IGRO bears low risk due to its smart portfolio allocation, acceptable turnover ratio, low expense ratio, steady yield, and favorable impact of interest rate hikes.

IGRO: This Low-Yielding Diversified Global Ex-US ETF Deserves Your Attention

IGRO is a global dividend growth ETF with over 40% of asset value in Europe. It looks cheap, but valuation is skewed by the heavy weight of financials.

IGRO: Dividend Growth ETF Lagging Its Competitors

IGRO's performance has been primarily driven by bad performance in European markets. Substantial financial exposure is favorable in a rate hike environment.

IGRO: Low Maintenance But High Quality

IGRO invests in non-U.S. stocks with at least 5-year history of dividend increases. It excludes high-yielders and pays attention to the payout ratio and earnings forecasts. In the current version, IGRO is overweight in Japanese, Canadian, Swiss, and UK equities.

IGRO: FX Risk And Dividend Growth Among Concerns

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After a two-year hiatus on raising dividends, Canada's top six banks — Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto-Dominion Bank, Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, and National Bank of Canada — are set to resume the practice this week. Even with the two-year moratorium brought about in March 2020 at the outset [.

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IGRO is overweight in Europe and financials.

IGRO: International Dividend Growth

The iShares International Dividend Growth ETF holds a portfolio of international stocks with a history of growing dividends. It has over 400 holdings, yields 2.4% and costs just 15 basis points.

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A one-two punch threatening income investors: rising inflation and low interest rates. Dividends have historically grown faster than inflation and can help investors outpace inflation.

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iShares International Dividend Growth ETF (IGRO) recently hit a 52-week high. Can this soar further?

iShares International Dividend Growth ETF (IGRO) at 52-Week High

IGRO tracks the dividend dollar-weighted Morningstar Global ex-US Dividend Growth Index. The benchmark is not pursuing high-yielders; instead, it focuses on dividend consistency and growth. Most of the fund's net assets are currently allocated to Canada (19.2% of the portfolio), Japan (13.5%), and the United Kingdom (12.7%). The most significant EM in IGRO's portfolio is China.

IGRO: Imperfect Methodology Is A Key Weakness

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