iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF Price & Performance (DVYE)

U.S. markets faced a sharp selloff last week as new tariffs on major trade partners took effect, causing the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 to drop over 3%. Despite the turmoil, ETFs saw $11.7 billion in inflows, with investors favoring equity and fixed-income funds. Vanguard's VOO led gains with $4 billion in inflows.1

Emerging markets have become a bright spot in 2025, with ETFs like EEM gaining 4% year-to-date. U.S. markets, weighed down by tech sector losses and tariff concerns, have underperformed. Investors are increasingly looking abroad, with European and Asian equities delivering strong returns.2

Dividend-focused ETFs like DVYE are gaining traction as investors seek stability amid market volatility. DVYE has shown resilience with strong near-term ratings, appealing to those looking for steady income streams. Its performance reflects a broader trend of investors turning to dividend-paying assets during uncertain times.3