Dimensional International Value ETF

DFIV

Market cap $16.3B

International value stocks spent years in the shadows of U.S. growth. Then came 2025.

International value stocks have underperformed US counterparts for over a decade.

The Dimensional International Value ETF invests in undervalued stocks of developed countries. Over the past year, the actively managed fund has outperformed passively managed funds.

It's been a good year for international equity ETFs. As a category, broad exposure funds tapping into both developed and emerging market equities have delivered outsized gains relative to U.S. markets this year, as well as much sought portfolio diversification.

Low valuations offer compelling upside for these international ETFs.

Investors can eye global equity funds as AI bubble fears, U.S. market risks and Fed easing fuel demand for international diversification.

This trio of Silver-rated funds stands out.

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Dimensional International Value ETF is invested in over 400 international companies with value characteristics. The DFIV ETF portfolio is well-diversified, with a focus on Japan and financials. Not only valuation but also growth metrics look good compared to an international benchmark.