Russia ETF

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An exchange-traded fund that invests in Russian stocks, either through local stocks directly or via American depositary receipts (ADRs) and global depositary receipts listed on U.S. and European exchanges. Russia ETFs seek to replicate broad market Russian averages; invested assets may represent a high portion of the net market capitalization of all publicly traded Russian stocks.
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Investopedia explains 'Russia ETF'

Another source of investing into Russian equities would be to buy "BRIC" ETFs, which invest within Brazil, Russia, India and China.

Russia, along with the other BRIC nations, is considered one of the brightest emerging markets in the world. Although Russian equities have not always done well, Russia does have many rich natural resources such as oil, timber, metals and diamonds.

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  • Russian ETF Joins Emerging Markets Party

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2007/Russian_ETF_Joins_Emerging_Markets_Party_RSX.aspx
    ... Certainly investment manager Van Eck Global is not complaining about the timing
    for launch of its new Market Vectors Russia ETF (NYSE:RSX). ...

  • Investing In Mother Russia

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2010/Investing-In-Mother-Russia-RSX-RBL-VIP-MTL-WBD-XRU-MBT0319.aspx
    ... A Russian Portfolio The recent launch of the second Russian ETF, the SPDR S&P Russia
    ETF (NYSE:RBL), highlights the growing demand for access to the nations ...

  • A Leveraged Energy Bet With Russia

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2011/A-Leveraged-Energy-Bet-With-Russia-EEM-RBL-RSX-ERUS-OGZPY-GZNFY-LUKOY1021.aspx
    ... Both Market Vectors Russia ETF (NYSE: RSX) and SPDR S&P Russia (NYSE: RBL) can
    be used by investors as over-all plays on the Russian economy. ...

  • Russia May Be The Best BRIC

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2010/Russia-May-Be-The-Best-BRIC-BIK-PEP-ERUS-GUR-AGCO-BCS1210.aspx
    ... Add Russia to Your Portfolio Investors wanting to add Russia to a portfolio
    can do so with the Market Vectors Russia ETF (NYSE:RSX). ...

  • Bet On Rising Energy With Russia

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2011/Bet-On-Rising-Energy-With-Russia-MTL-ERUS-RSX-WBD-XRU0412.aspx
    ... The popular Market Vectors Russia ETF (NYSE:RSX) offers a more balanced approach
    to the Russian market with only about 37% of its holdings in oil & gas. ...

  • BRIC Options Against A Falling S&P 500

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2008/BRIC_Options_Against_A_Falling_SP_500_EWZ_RSX_PIN.aspx
    ... Pieces At the close of trading on September 29, the iShares MSCI Brazil Index ETF
    (PSE:EWZ) dropped more than 15%, the Market Vectors Russia ETF (PSE:RSX) was ...

  • Four ETFs On Fire Right Now

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2009/Four-ETFs-On-Fire-Right-Now-KOL-ANR-FCL-MTL-GDX0603.aspx
    ... The Market Vectors Russia ETF (NYSE: RSX) is up 22.1% over the past four weeks.
    This fund is weighted 40.2% in oil and gas and 15.5% in steel. ...

  • European ETFs: Soccer Finalists In Focus

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2008/European_ETFs_Soccer_Finalists_In_Focus_EWP_EWG.aspx
    ... locked out of investing in either. The Market Vectors Russia ETF (AMEX:RSX)
    is down 8% year to date. The iShares MSCI Turkey Invest ...

  • Five Top ETFs In The First Half Of 2009

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2009/5-Top-ETFs-in-the-First-Half-of-09-UGA-RSX-KOL-ECH-EWZ-PBR0625.aspx
    ... Russian stocks have bounced back this year as evidenced by the Market Vectors
    Russia ETF (NYSE: RSX) which has risen 60% in 2009. ...

  • BRIC Performance In 2009

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2009/BRIC-Performance-In-2009-BKF-BIK-EWZ-RSX-INP-FXI1229.aspx
    ... The Market Vectors Russia ETF (NYSE: RSX) is based on the DAXglobal Russia+
    Index, whose return and yield it attempts to replicate. ...

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