iShares MSCI Poland ETF

EPOL

Market cap $451M

Overview Fund Activity

32.32 USD

-0.19

0.58%

At close Updated Sep 17, 4:00 PM EDT

1 day

-0.58%

5 days

0.06%

1 month

-3.92%

3 months

9.97%

6 months

11.41%

Year to date

54.57%

1 year

34.22%

5 years

86.28%

10 years

43.39%

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Funds holding %

of 7,463 funds

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Analysts bullish %

Fund manager confidence

Based on 2025 Q2 regulatory disclosures by fund managers ($100M+ AUM)

82% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $142M [Q1] → $259M (+$117M) [Q2]

57% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 33 | Existing positions reduced: 21

55% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 31 | Existing positions closed: 20

11% more funds holding

Funds holding: 89 [Q1] → 99 (+10) [Q2]

9.82% more ownership

Funds ownership: 43.66% [Q1] → 53.47% (+9.82%) [Q2]

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Financial journalist opinion

Based on 5 articles about EPOL published over the past 30 days

Country ETFs Looking For Record Years

Now in the home stretch of Q3, international stocks have had a banner year in 2025. Whereas the United States' S&P 500 is currently up 12.7% year to date, the MSCI All World Ex. US ETFs have gained well over 24% in that same span. Italy (EWI) is up over 45% on a year to date basis. That puts it on pace for the ETF's largest annual gain on record (it began trading in March 1996) if it holds.

Country ETFs Looking For Record Years

Best And Worst Country ETFs Since Trump 2.0

It has been 225 days since President Trump's Inauguration on January 20th, and the S&P 500 entered today up 8% since the last close before the Inauguration. Speaking of the G7, the US has been the worst market among these seven developed nations since Inauguration Day in January. Along with being the second-best performing country ETF since Inauguration Day, Vietnamhas easily been the best performer since April 8th with a gain of 77.5%.

Best And Worst Country ETFs Since Trump 2.0

Euro zone inflation rises to hotter-than-expected 2.1% in August

Economists polled by Reuters had expected the rate to remain unchanged from July, at 2%.

Euro zone inflation rises to hotter-than-expected 2.1% in August

Bloomberg Markets and Finance

Bar Is High for Another Rate Cut, Says ECB's Nagel

European Central Bank Governing Council Member Joachim Nagel says "the bar is high" to issue another interest rate cut. Speaking to Bloomberg TV's Lisa Abramowicz and Tom Keene, the Bundesbank president said the euro zone is in a “kind of equilibrium,” with inflation and interest rates both at 2%.

Bar Is High for Another Rate Cut, Says ECB's Nagel

It's Time To Harvest Gains In EPOL, Poland Stocks +60% YTD (Rating Downgrade)

The Poland equity ETF has soared 60% so far in 2025, putting it second only to the Greece index fund. I am downgrading EPOL to a hold due to a fair valuation and some cautious signals on the chart. September sometimes features volatility, though the long-term trend remains up.

It's Time To Harvest Gains In EPOL, Poland Stocks +60% YTD (Rating Downgrade)

EPOL: 50%+ Price Surge Demands Caution

Poland's economy is growing rapidly, supported by EU funds, nearshoring, and strong private consumption, making EPOL an attractive but risky investment. EPOL offers concentrated exposure to Poland's financial sector and key industries, but high concentration increases company-specific and sector risks. Despite strong recent performance and lower valuations than Europe, the price surge suggests a potential bubble, warranting caution before buying.

EPOL: 50%+ Price Surge Demands Caution

European Trade Takes Fresh Hit From Trump Tariffs

The EU's overall trade surplus shrank to 1.8 billion euros in June, down from 12.7 billion euros a month earlier.

European Trade Takes Fresh Hit From Trump Tariffs

Emerging Markets Comeback Story Could Be in Early Stages

When it comes to equities exposure, U.S. large-caps continue to garner the lion's share of capital allocations. However, emerging markets (EM) could finally be in the throes of a comeback.

Emerging Markets Comeback Story Could Be in Early Stages

From Allies To Adversaries: EU Settles For 15% Tariffs

The new EU-US trade deal sets a 15% baseline tariff on most goods, averting a trade war but ending near-zero tariff norms. US markets highlight promised EU investments and energy purchases, while EU leaders express disappointment, seeing the deal as damage control.

From Allies To Adversaries: EU Settles For 15% Tariffs

Higher Tariffs Might Not Be High Enough to Spur ECB to Further Rate Cuts

The 15% tariff that will apply to most of Europe's exports to the U.S. is larger than ECB economists assumed it would be back in June.

Higher Tariffs Might Not Be High Enough to Spur ECB to Further Rate Cuts

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