iShares MSCI United Kingdom Small-Cap ETF
EWUS
Market cap $40.8M

35.47 USD

+0.29

0.82%

At close Apr 17, 4:00 PM EDT

1 day

0.82%

5 days

5.72%

1 month

-0.84%

3 months

4.35%

6 months

-7.94%

Year to date

3.56%

1 year

5.47%

5 years

19.03%

10 years

-11.30%

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Funds holding %

of 7,419 funds

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Analysts bullish %

Fund manager confidence

Based on 2024 Q4 regulatory disclosures by fund managers ($100M+ AUM)

167% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 8 | Existing positions reduced: 3

12.43% more ownership

Funds ownership: 26.08% [Q3] → 38.51% (+12.43%) [Q4]

4% less capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $16M [Q3] → $15.4M (-$590K) [Q4]

22% less funds holding

Funds holding: 23 [Q3] → 18 (-5) [Q4]

71% less first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 2 | Existing positions closed: 7

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Research analyst outlook

We haven’t received any recent analyst ratings for EWUS.

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Financial journalist opinion

February U.K. CPI: Cool February Inflation Counters The January Flare Up

February's UK CPI inflation data came in below expectations, with headline CPI at 2.8% YoY and core CPI at 3.5% YoY. Energy and food prices contributed to inflation, but energy remains deflationary YoY; food, alcohol, and tobacco prices are significant inflation drivers.

February U.K. CPI: Cool February Inflation Counters The January Flare Up

EWUS: I Wouldn't Bet On British Small Caps This Year

Evaluating iShares MSCI United Kingdom Small-Cap ETF as an investment theme under current market conditions, focusing on small-cap U.K. stocks. EWUS has underperformed compared to the S&P 500, despite delivering double-digit returns. Current market conditions suggest potential for EWUS, but its performance relative to broader benchmarks remains a concern.

EWUS: I Wouldn't Bet On British Small Caps This Year

Zacks Investment Research

Trump's Trade War an Opportunity for the UK? ETFs to Watch

Look at U.K. ETFs as the U.S. proposes a 25% tariff on the EU, positioning the UK on the favorable side of the trade equation.

Trump's Trade War an Opportunity for the UK? ETFs to Watch

U.K. Equities − A Haven For Income And Value

The UK economy has steadily recovered from the Covid-19 contraction, with a projected growth rate of nearly 2% in 2025. The FTSE 100 offers attractive dividend yields, with many companies providing yields above 4%, appealing to income-seeking investors.

U.K. Equities − A Haven For Income And Value

EWUS Has Its Flaws, But Not A Bad Bet

iShares MSCI United Kingdom Small-Cap ETF, which focuses on small caps from the UK, suffers from a few structural deficiencies versus the more popular large-cap and mid-cap-oriented EWU. EWUS has outperformed EWU since 2012 on a total return basis, but if one incorporates the degree of risk involved in generating those returns, it doesn't make for pleasant viewing. The UK is suffering from a challenging macroeconomic backdrop, but a more palatable interest rate trajectory and reduced tariff risks vs. other economies may help drive interest.

EWUS Has Its Flaws, But Not A Bad Bet

After Brexit Came Regrexit - What's Next?

Absolute Return Partners is a London-based investment advisory business. Founded by Niels Jensen in 2002, it focuses on providing bespoke alternative investment solutions to institutional investors.

After Brexit Came Regrexit - What's Next?

CNBC International TV

European stocks should narrow U.S. valuation gap in new macro environment, strategist says

David Groman, global equity strategist at Citi, weighs in on the outlook for European stocks.

European stocks should narrow U.S. valuation gap in new macro environment, strategist says

CNBC International TV

UK equities are cheap and aggregate, says strategist

Peter Toogood, chief investment officer at Embark Group, discusses U.K. and European equity markets and the productivity issues affecting them.

UK equities are cheap and aggregate, says strategist

Why The Bank Of England Won't Diverge From The Fed For Long

The Bank of England may have got a head-start on the Federal Reserve, but the tone from UK policymakers is still much more cautious. We think the Bank will be more confident in the inflation outlook and will be content with accelerating the pace of cuts.

Why The Bank Of England Won't Diverge From The Fed For Long

Bank Of England To Keep Rates On Hold, But Faster Cuts Are Coming

With services inflation still elevated, the Bank of England is treading more carefully towards lower interest rates than the Federal Reserve. That suggests the committee will vote for no change this month.

Bank Of England To Keep Rates On Hold, But Faster Cuts Are Coming

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