Japan ETF (EWJ) Trading Lower Following Massive Earthquake
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iShares MSCI Japan Index (NYSE: EWJ) is trading 1.5% lower this morning, following reports of an 8.9 magnitude earthquake and 6.5 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Japan.
The ETF has been up about 3.3% over the last three months, showing some weakness just recently.
Japan's Nikkei index closed 1.7% yesterday, ahead of the massive earthquake, which is triggering deadly tsunami's all along the coast of Japan.
The ETF has been up about 3.3% over the last three months, showing some weakness just recently.
Japan's Nikkei index closed 1.7% yesterday, ahead of the massive earthquake, which is triggering deadly tsunami's all along the coast of Japan.
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