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JPMorgan BetaBuilders Japan Fund (BBJP)

Market Open
19 Dec, 17:44
BATS BATS
$
69. 34
+0.58
+0.85%
$
14.27B Market Cap
6.41% Div Yield
612,373 Volume
$ 68.76
Previous Close
Day Range
69.12 69.37
Year Range
49.03 70.65
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BBJP: Better Than EWJ, But Not Advisable To Pursue Now

BBJP: Better Than EWJ, But Not Advisable To Pursue Now

JPMorgan BetaBuilders Japan ETF tracks the Morningstar Japan Target Market Exposure Index and provides exposure to 190 Japanese stocks, most of which are giant and large caps. BBJP has been taking share from its larger peer EWJ, and we examine what is driving this. Despite BBJP's advantages against EWJ, its valuations are not cheap when measured against developed markets.

Seekingalpha | 4 weeks ago
BBJP: Yen Declines Generally Benefit Japan, But Tariffs Hit Most Allocations

BBJP: Yen Declines Generally Benefit Japan, But Tariffs Hit Most Allocations

I prefer BBJP over EWJ for its lower expense ratio and similar sector exposures, making it a more efficient Japan ETF choice. Tariff risks threaten Japan's export-heavy sectors, especially autos and industrials, despite some natural hedging benefits from an also weakening Yen. These natural hedging benefits are affected by the significant US exposure in geographic mixes, but also the likelihood of harsher competition in remaining markets under reconfigured trade flows.

Seekingalpha | 5 months ago
BBJP: A Better Performing Japan Play

BBJP: A Better Performing Japan Play

BBJP is a good way to track Japan's markets. Its sector mix is different from what you see in the US. It's cheap and has outperformed other notable large Japan proxies.

Seekingalpha | 1 year ago
What's The Next Step For The Bank of Japan?

What's The Next Step For The Bank of Japan?

In March, the Bank of Japan abolished its 8-year-old negative interest rate policy, hiking rates for the first time in 17 years by raising its benchmark rate to 0-0.1%. To combat inflation while also avoiding an excessive surge in interest payments, the BOJ is considering passive quantitative tightening.

Seekingalpha | 1 year ago
Mixed Japanese Data Supports BoJ's Policy Normalization

Mixed Japanese Data Supports BoJ's Policy Normalization

We'd rather downplay the weaker-than-expected manufacturing data and focus on a solid recovery in retail sales and a reacceleration in inflation, which will be welcomed by the Bank of Japan. Inflation has been quite choppy due to various government programmes and utility prices.

Seekingalpha | 1 year ago
What Has Led To Japan's Come-Back?

What Has Led To Japan's Come-Back?

By end-April 2024, Japanese equities had outperformed the FTSE All-World index over 12 months and in the year to date. Japan has undertaken significant structural corporate reforms in recent years.

Seekingalpha | 1 year ago