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The exchange-traded funds (ETFs) below offer some exposure to European government bonds, but with some hedging in non-European countries, particularly Japan.
European bonds carry more risk than U.S. bonds because many countries in Europe are currently experiencing upheaval. European bond ETFs have suffered because of the uncertainty in 2016, but 2017 is looking brighter.
The European Central Bank is keeping interest rates low, though some hikes are on the horizon. This makes for a healthy bond market if the hikes are not drastic. In addition, demand is outstripping supply. Investors are looking for bonds, but there aren’t that many available. This helps to keep bond prices high. Many European companies that issue bonds are actually refinancing debt they already have. This is a financially responsible move that can make companies more stable and less likely to default on bond payments.
We have selected three European bond ETFs that could prosper from the changing financial climate in Europe this year. (See also: The World's Top 10 Economies.) The funds were selected based on turnarounds in the past three months. While it is too early to tell if this will be the beginning of a trend, it is impressive at this juncture.
Watch these three ETFs, and pay attention to European economies, so that you will have a feel for how bonds are performing. Check returns and yields frequently. All figures are current as of June 21, 2017.
1. SPDR Blmbg Barclays Intl Trs Bd ETF (BWX)
This is not a pure European play. The fund invests in emerging markets and has investments in Japan and Canada. However, it has significant European exposure.
It tracks the Barclay’s Global Treasury ex-US Capped Index. BWX has investments in Italy, Spain, Belgium, France, Austria and the Netherlands. It is important to note that all of the fund’s investments are denominated in local currencies, meaning that a weak U.S. dollar could benefit you.
1 month: +0.30%
3 months: +3.65%
1 year: -3.79%
3 years: -2.49%
5 years: -0.50%
Since inception: +2.14%
2. iShares International Treasury Bond (IGOV)
IGOV is another ETF that holds bonds that are denominated in local currencies. It avoids countries that have a great deal of outstanding debt. It invests in Japan and Italy, which adds to the risk profile for this fund.
IGOV tracks the S&P/Citigroup International Treasury Bond Index Ex-US index. Countries represented in this fund’s holdings include Italy, the U.K., France, Austria, Denmark, Portugal, Belgium and Ireland.
1 month: +.25%
3 months: +4.29%
1 year: -4.20%
3 years: -2.51%
5 years: +.24%
Since inception: +1.72%
3. SPDR Blmbg Barclays ST Intrn TrsBd ETF (BWZ)
BWZ tracks the Bloomberg Barclays 1-3 Year Global Treasury ex-US Capped Index. This fund focuses on securities that have maturities of one to three years. The holdings in this fund are denominated in local currencies.
BWZ also has exposure to Japan and Italy. Oth