Thornburg International Growth Fund ETF

TXUG

Börsenwert 4,22 Mio. $

For years, investors buying international stocks have battled two problems: American markets outperforming and a dollar that kept climbing. New moves by the U.S. Treasury suggest the second problem may not stick around forever.

The prolonged zero-interest-rate environment that provided massive tailwinds for U.S. markets is shifting as central banks adjust policy and global interest rates normalize. Global capital costs are rebalancing, creating a compelling backdrop for investors to reevaluate international equities.

International technology companies are on track to deliver faster earnings growth than their U.S. counterparts through 2028. Key Takeaways: Non-U.S. tech earnings could grow 58% annually through 2028, versus 35% for U.S. tech.

Thornburg takes top accolades in the multi-asset mutual fund of the year and newcomer ETF firm of the year categories SANTA FE, N.M., March 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Thornburg Investment Management, Inc. ("Thornburg"), a global investment firm that oversees $59 billion1 in assets, today announced that Thornburg Investment Income Builder Fund (Ticker: TIBIX) was awarded multi-asset mutual fund of the year and the firm was named newcomer ETF firm of the year at the With Intelligence 2026 Mutual Fund and ETF Awards ceremony.

Further confirming that more investors are seeking opportunities outside of U.S. borders, Morningstar data showed that international equity ETFs saw $22 billion in net flows during the month of October. As of October 31, international equity ETFs now comprise 14% of the total ETF marketplace.

The U.S. Federal Reserve instituted a second rate cut of the year, which could only add more fuel to the international assets flame that's been burning bright for much of 2025. Further rate cuts will only apply additional downforce to the U.S. dollar, creating additional tailwinds for international equities.

Decades of global market dominance by U.S. equities have caused investors to wonder if today's market valuations may not support the underlying fundamentals. If that's the case, a more lucid picture of future returns could be found in international equities investing.

Geopolitical tensions, easing monetary policy, and tariffs are just a few of the market forces that are breeding uncertainty in today's environment. These may keep investors situated in cash when they could be turning it into profitable opportunities.

Though Liberation Day is in the rearview mirror for the capital markets, it still continues to occupy center stage when it comes to market concerns from a forward-looking perspective.

The explosion of new active ETFs in the marketplace comes at a time when the investing environment has become more uncertain as 2025 comes to a close. Recent rate cuts, for example, could force investors to recalibrate their portfolios.