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ICOL (iShares MSCI Colombia ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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This fund typically commits a minimum of 80% of its capital to the securities that make up its underlying index, or to other assets that share nearly identical economic attributes with those index components. The purpose of this benchmark index is to mirror the overall performance of the broad universe of Colombian equities. The companies within this index span large, mid, and small market capitalizations, and its composition is subject to change over time. It's also important to note that this fund is categorized as non-diversified.
Economies of Latin America and Caribbean have continued their strong post-pandemic rebound, but the winds are shifting as global financial conditions are tightening and commodity prices are reversing their upward trend, while inflationary pressures persist. The reopening of contact-intensive sectors, especially hospitality and travel, the unwinding of pandemic pent-up demand, and still favorable external financial conditions supported a solid expansion in the first half of the year, allowing services to catch up with manufacturing, and employment to reach pre-pandemic levels.
The issuer typically closes a handful of funds during the month every year.
The year 2022 as a whole could easily be attributed to the Russia-Ukraine war, red-hot inflation and rising-rate worries after an upbeat 2021.
Colombia country-specific exchange traded funds surged on Tuesday as market participants rejoiced in anyone taking a share away from senator Gustavo Petro's vote in the presidential elections. On Tuesday, the Global X FTSE Colombia 20 ETF (NYSEArca: GXG) increased 8.8% and the iShares MSCI Colombia Capped ETF (NYSEArca: ICOL) advanced 7.2%.
Wall Street witnessed its worst performance in Q1 in two years due to the Russia-Ukraine war, red-hot inflation and rising-rate worries after an upbeat 2021.