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BlackRock, Vanguard ETFs Diverge Over 170% AI-Fueled RallyThe Wall Street Journal162d agoneutral
These Are the Emerging-Market ETFs That the Pros Are RecommendingFunds with ties to the AI boom in emerging markets like South Korea, Taiwan and Peru could make a run-up to rival the Magnificent Seven