U.K. ETFs See Inflows Despite the Brexit Angst

EWU, a UK-focused ETF, has shown resilience despite Brexit uncertainties, benefiting from a weak pound. It holds over 100 market cap-weighted stocks, primarily in oil, gas, banks, and pharmaceuticals. With assets over $2 billion and a 48 basis point expense ratio, EWU has returned 200% since 1996, though it trails the Footsie 100. It receives a favorable rating from Bloomberg.

What has been a significant factor in EWU's positive returns since the 2016 Brexit vote?

• Weak pound

• High oil prices

• Strong UK economic growth

• Increased interest rates

According to an OECD forecast, what impact would a no-deal Brexit have on UK economic growth over the next three years?

• Increase by 1%

• Increase by 3%

• Remain unchanged

• Decrease by 3%

Which industries are most represented in EWU's holdings?

• Telecommunications and media

• Automotive and agriculture

• Oil, gas, banks, and pharmaceuticals

• Technology and retail

What is the expense ratio of EWU?

• 75 basis points

• 30 basis points

• 48 basis points

• 60 basis points

How does EWU's historical performance compare to the Footsie 100?

• It has trailed the Footsie 100

• It has no relation to the Footsie 100

• It has outperformed the Footsie 100

• It has matched the Footsie 100