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iShares MSCI EAFE ETF

EFA

Market cap $76.7B

103.35 USD

-0.35

0.34%

At close Updated Nov 3, 1:27 PM EST

1 day

-0.34%

5 days

0.01%

1 month

-0.65%

3 months

-2.52%

6 months

2.63%

Year to date

6.5%

1 year

9.33%

5 years

26.41%

10 years

80.93%

News

Positive

Neutral

Negative

Sentiment 3-Months

Positive 25%

Neutral 25%

Negative 50%

EFA: The European Debt Problems Look Priced In, Strong Value

I reiterate a buy rating on iShares MSCI EAFE ETF (EFA) due to compelling valuation and resilient earnings growth despite recent macro headwinds. EFA trades at a near 14x P/E with an 11.9% long-term earnings growth rate, resulting in a PEG ratio below 1.2x. Currency weakness, European fiscal jitters, and sector underperformance—particularly Financials—have weighed on EFA's recent returns versus the S&P 500.

EFA: The European Debt Problems Look Priced In, Strong Value

Global oil stockpiles ‘scarily thin,' says Saudi Aramco chief; euro hits 17-month low on France debt fears – business live

Amin Nasser says ‘system is already straining' and ‘replenishing inventories could take up to two years'

Global oil stockpiles ‘scarily thin,' says Saudi Aramco chief; euro hits 17-month low on France debt fears – business live

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Vanguard's VTIAX Is the Fund Everyone Loves to Hate, and That Might Be the Whole Point

Over the past decade, U.S. stocks returned roughly 240.8% while Vanguard Total International Stock Index Fund Admiral Shares (NASDAQ:VTIAX) delivered 147.62%.

Vanguard's VTIAX Is the Fund Everyone Loves to Hate, and That Might Be the Whole Point

The Motley Fool

The Hidden Cost of International ETFs: How Much Currency Risk Actually Ate Into Returns Over the Last Decade

A currency-hedged EAFE ETF (HEFA) outperformed a non-hedged version (EFA) by 3% annually over the past decade. A stronger dollar hurts the value of unhedged international stock funds relative to hedged versions.

The Hidden Cost of International ETFs: How Much Currency Risk Actually Ate Into Returns Over the Last Decade

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Institutional Investors Favor EFA Over VEA or SPDW. Should You?

Institutional money continues to route developed-markets ex-U.S. exposure through iShares MSCI EAFE ETF (NYSEARCA:EFA), and the positioning data reflects a liquidity-driven bid. The smart money's preference for EFA over cheaper alternatives signals how the fund is used, and that utility may not translate to every long-term portfolio.

Institutional Investors Favor EFA Over VEA or SPDW. Should You?

The Defined Outcome Advantage: Buffer ETFs' Performance in 2026

The defined outcome ETF market, commonly known as buffer ETFs, has grown rapidly in popularity over the last few years, as investors look for funds that explicitly protect against downside risks. In 2022, the stock and bond markets saw a major decline.

The Defined Outcome Advantage: Buffer ETFs' Performance in 2026

EU Commission clarifies all Russian LNG trade is banned from 2027 for EU operators, letter shows

EU-based companies will be prohibited from selling Russian liquefied natural gas next year, even ‌if buyers are located outside the EU, according to a letter seen by Reuters on Thursday.

EU Commission clarifies all Russian LNG trade is banned from 2027 for EU operators, letter shows

24/7 Wall Street

Schwab's International ETF Is Up 21% YTD (and 45% Over the Last Year)

If you put $10,000 into Schwab Fundamental International Large Company Index ETF (NYSEARCA:FNDF) on the last trading day of 2025, you were sitting on roughly $11,920 by the close on June 11, 2026, a 19.2% gain in a little over five months.

Schwab's International ETF Is Up 21% YTD (and 45% Over the Last Year)

Four developed market central banks are now hiking rates

The developed market rate-hiking club is getting bigger, as the European Central Bank on Thursday joined counterparts in Australia, Norway and Japan in tightening monetary policy, while more central banks are set to follow in the coming months.

Four developed market central banks are now hiking rates

Why U.S. And International Dividend Strategies Are Working Again

Despite continued concentration in mega-cap technology stocks, US dividend-focused strategies have generally remained competitive and historically experienced more shallow drawdowns than broader equity markets. Last year, US companies paid a record US$704.8 billion in dividends - the 15th consecutive annual record. Concurrently, dividend growth accelerated across several international markets, highlighting the continued strength of shareholder-return trends.

Why U.S. And International Dividend Strategies Are Working Again

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