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Invest in ETFs with OANDA
Passive investing with a trusted partner:
- Access to over 350 ETFs from multiple sectors
- Diversified assets classes at attractive costs
- Largest fund issuers: iShares, Vanguard, SPDR, Amundi, Xtrackers
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*During the promotional period, i.e. until 30 June 2026, we will not charge you any commission on your first 10 ETF transactions per month. See the terms and conditions for details. The lowest commission within the 30 days prior to this offer was 0.1% (minimum 1 EUR / 1 USD / 5 PLN)
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ETF Category
MSCI Emerging Markets
ETFs on the MSCI Emerging Markets Index include large- and mid-cap companies in 24 emerging market countries (EM). The index covers approximately 85% of the market capitalisation in each country and consists of approximately 1,400 companies| Name of instrument | Ticker | Change (%) | |
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iShares Core MSCI EM IMI UCITS
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IBC3.ETF | 0.32 % | Check conditions » |
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Xtrackers MSCI Emerging Market
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XMME.ETF | 0.32 % | Check conditions » |
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iShares MSCI EM UCITS ETF USD
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EUNM.ETF | 0.32 % | Check conditions » |
| Name of instrument | Ticker | Change (%) | |
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iShares Core MSCI EM IMI UCITS
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IBC3.ETF | -0.14 % | Check conditions » |
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iShares MSCI EM UCITS ETF USD
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EUNM.ETF | -0.14 % | Check conditions » |
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Xtrackers MSCI Emerging Market
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XMME.ETF | -0.15 % | Check conditions » |
| Name of instrument | Ticker | Change (%) | |
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iShares Core MSCI EM IMI UCITS
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IBC3.ETF | -2.63 % | Check conditions » |
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Xtrackers MSCI Emerging Market
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XMME.ETF | -2.65 % | Check conditions » |
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iShares MSCI EM UCITS ETF USD
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EUNM.ETF | -2.68 % | Check conditions » |
| Name of instrument | Ticker | Change (%) | |
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iShares MSCI EM UCITS ETF USD
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EUNM.ETF | 1.03 % | Check conditions » |
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Xtrackers MSCI Emerging Market
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XMME.ETF | 1.01 % | Check conditions » |
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iShares Core MSCI EM IMI UCITS
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IBC3.ETF | 0.91 % | Check conditions » |
| Name of instrument | Ticker | Change (%) | |
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iShares MSCI EM UCITS ETF USD
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EUNM.ETF | 15.96 % | Check conditions » |
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Xtrackers MSCI Emerging Market
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XMME.ETF | 15.93 % | Check conditions » |
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iShares Core MSCI EM IMI UCITS
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IBC3.ETF | 13.52 % | Check conditions » |
MSCI World
ETFs on the MSCI World Index The MSCI indices reflect the performance of stocks from 23 developed markets around the worldMSCI ACWI
ETF-urile pe indicele MSCI ACWI (All Country World Index) acoperă piața globală de acțiuni, oferind un indice de referință cuprinzător pentru investitorii care doresc expunere atât pe piețele dezvoltate, cât și pe cele emergente.S&P 500
ETFs on the MSCI S&P 500 Index (Standard & Poor's 500) include the 500 largest companies listed on stock exchanges in the United StatesNasdaq 100
Nasdaq 100 ETFs The index comprises the 100 largest non-financial companies listed on the NASDAQ (National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations) stock exchangeAsia
Covers the largest ETFs with exposure to Asian equitiesEurope
Covers the largest ETFs with exposure to European equitiesRaw materials
They include the largest ETFs with exposure to a basket of commoditiesEnergy
Includes the largest ETFs with exposure to the energy sectorIT
Covers the largest ETFs with exposure to the information technology sectorHealthcare
It includes the largest ETFs with exposure to healthcare stocksFinance
They include the largest ETFs with exposure to shares of companies in the financial sectorAI Technologies
Includes the largest ETFs tracking specialised indices designed to capture the theme of AI across various sectors and industriesDefence
Includes the largest ETFs investing in defence industry companiesSemiconductors
They include the largest ETFs investing in semiconductor companiesGlobal dividend companies
They include the largest ETFs on a basket of global dividend companiesEuropean dividend companies
They include the largest ETFs on a basket of European dividend companiesBlockchain
It includes the largest ETFs investing in companies involved in blockchain technologyEmerging Market Bonds
They include the largest ETFs with exposure to leading emerging market bond industry indicesGlobal Bond Markets
They include the largest ETFs with exposure to leading global bond industry indicesSelect ETFs for your portfolio
Use our calculator to select ETFs that interest you and their value in your portfolio. You can download the results in PDF format.
ETF’s calculator does not include in its calculations transactional commissions and other fees and costs related to the investment.
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- What are ETFs and how do they work?
ETFs are exchange-traded investment funds that allow investors to buy and sell fund units (similar to stocks) throughout the trading day. ETFs are designed to replicate the performance of a specific market index, sector, commodity, or asset group, providing investors with a convenient way to diversify their portfolio. This means that instead of investing directly in each index component individually, investors can buy ETF units, gaining exposure to an entire index or sector in a single transaction. It is a cost-effective and flexible way to invest.
- Is investing in ETFs safe?
Like any financial instrument, the safety of investing in ETFs depends on various factors, including the chosen asset class, investment goals, and the investor's risk tolerance. ETFs offer diversification, as a single transaction can provide exposure to a wide range of stocks or assets. This diversification can help reduce investment risk but does not fully eliminate it. It is important for investors to carefully research potential ETFs, reviewing their composition, performance history, and fees before making an investment.
- What is the cost of investing in ETFs?
The cost of investing in ETFs mainly includes the broker's commission for buying and selling ETF units, as well as ongoing fund management fees, known as the Total Expense Ratio (TER) or Expense Ratio. These fees vary depending on the broker and the ETF itself. ETFs typically have lower management fees than traditional investment funds, making them an attractive option for cost-conscious investors. Additionally, some platforms offer commission-free ETF transactions, which can further reduce costs.
- What are the best ETF strategies for beginners?
For beginner investors, it is important to focus on building a diversified portfolio, for example, by selecting ETFs that track broad market indices such as the S&P 500 or MSCI World. The "buy and hold" strategy can also be beneficial, as it avoids frequent trading and speculation on short-term market movements. Additionally, beginner investors should invest time in learning and understanding the market, monitoring their investments, and adjusting their portfolio according to their personal investment goals and risk tolerance.
- What is the difference between trading ETFs on the stock exchange and traditional investment funds?
The main difference between trading ETFs on the stock exchange and traditional investment funds is how they are listed and transacted. ETFs are traded on the stock exchange throughout the trading day, and their prices can fluctuate in real time, similar to stocks. In contrast, traditional investment funds are valued once a day after the market closes, and all buy and sell orders from that day are executed at a single fixed price.
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