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The Thornburg International Growth Fund ETF (TXUG) is an actively managed investment vehicle dedicated to achieving substantial capital appreciation over the long term. Its strategy centers on identifying and investing in companies of diverse market capitalizations that display robust growth indicators, such as expanding revenues, increasing profitability, and strong future development prospects. The fund's holdings typically consist of 35 to 50 different entities, with a concentrated focus on developed economies situated outside of the United States. Investment selections are guided by a…
Thornburg International Growth ETF (NASDAQ: TXUG - Get Free Report)'s share price traded down 0% during mid-day trading on Thursday. The stock traded as low as $25.19 and last traded at $25.1655. 67 shares were traded during mid-day trading, a decline of 76% from the average session volume of 279 shares. The stock had previously
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.
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.