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VanEck Vectors Russia ETF

RSX tracks an index of Russian companies selected and weighted by market cap.

Now the risk of a resumption of active hostilities in eastern Ukraine is very high. This means high risks of new sanctions against Russia.

RSX: Increased Risks For The Russian Market

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Exchange-traded funds with exposure to Russian assets gained Friday as investors looked for ways to play the boom in energy prices. The VanEck Vectors Russia ETF gained 3% mid-morning, while the iShares MSCI Russia ETF was up 2.9%.

Russia ETFs rally as oil price rises

After decades of exporting poor quality Soviet manufactured products, and decades more of post-communist struggles, the "Made in Russia" brand suffered a great deal of damage. Russia has been trying to break the poor brand reputation, but a failure to break through on the international market with value-added products relegates RSX to being a commodities-dominated fund.

RSX: Sputnik V Vaccine Will Forever Change The Value Of 'Made In Russia' Brand

The retail sector in Russia has already fully reflected the effect of the economic incentives employed by the government in the past year. In December, the decline in Russian industry practically stopped.

Short-Term Negative And Long-Term Positive Outlook For The Russian Market

VanEck Vectors Russia Small-Cap ETF

2020 was obviously a forgettable year for most countries in terms of gross domestic product (GDP), but countries like Russia are finding out that last year didn't end as poorly as expected. This adds to the case for single-country Russia ETFs such as the VanEck Vectors Russia ETF (RSX) and the VanEck Vectors Russia Small-Cap ETF [.

Is Russia on Your Radar? VanEck's RSX and RSXJ Are Thriving

Getting single-country exposure with a tilt toward value can occur in practice if ETF investors know where to look. One country worth betting on is Russia via a pair of ETFs: the VanEck Vectors Russia ETF (RSX) and the VanEck Vectors Russia Small-Cap ETF (RSXJ).

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Oil price has been on a surge in recent months buoyed by solid development on the COVID-19 vaccine front.

ETFs to Win & Lose From the Surge in Oil Price

Nothing optimistic in the Russian economy happened over the past month, and, nevertheless, the RSX rose by 21% in November. The main reason for this growth is the oil market.

Short-Term Negative Scenario For RSX

The growth rate of the volume of construction in Russia is still zero. Frankly, this is already scary. In September, the Russian manufacturing PMI dropped below the critical 50-point mark.

RSX: Gloomy Chances Of Growth

Ruble Will Support The RSX

The Russian economy continues to recover, but at a slower pace than might have been expected.

Russia: Too Many Risks Now

Chess and creating economic policies both involve strategy. As Russia continues to rebound from the Covid-19 pandemic, it will be interesting to see what moves the country’s leaders have in store and whether this can benefit Russia-focused exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

Russia’s Post-Covid Economic Policies Will Be a Game of Chess

Exchange-traded fund (ETF) investors looking to add some diversification to their portfolios with overseas exposure can opt for countries like Russia. The Russian economy appears to be faring better than expected even with the economic impact of Covid-19.

ETFs To Consider As Russia’s Economy Faring Better Than Expected

Russia wasn’t immune to the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic as most of the world succumbed to the economic ramifications. However, Russian economists are predicting that growth prospects will be better than expected.

Check Out this ETF as Economic Growth Prospects Improve for Russia

RSX: Bad Time To Turn Bullish

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Inflation is a word fixed income investors don’t typically want to hear, but it may affect certain emerging markets (EM) countries should the U.S. inflation rise, according to a recent Bloomberg article.

Russia, India and Mexico Bonds Could Be Vulnerable to U.S. Inflation

The factor of Belarus puts pressure on the Russian market.

RSX: Uncertainty Over Belarus

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Time To Revise Outdated Perceptions Of Russia?

RSX: It's Not Too Risky To Buy Now

Fixed income investors know that yield is hard to come by these days domestically, so it makes sense to look overseas. One place that’s piquing the interest of fixed income investors is Russian bonds.

Russian Bonds Are Piquing Fixed Income Investors’ Interest

Weak Ruble Will Put Pressure On RSX

In May, the Russian industry fell by 9.6% YoY. The negative growth rates of the mining industry were the largest.

No Driver For Growth

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After the record sell-off in emerging markets over March, exchange traded funds that track the developing economies are beginning to attract more investors seeking growth opportunities in cheaper areas of the world. For example, emerging-market countries like India, China, Brazil, and Russia saw nonresident investors funnel a total of $4.1 billion back into their stocks [.

ETF Investors Are Returning to Emerging Markets

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Oil made the greatest comeback in history after plunging into negative territory in April.

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