Australia ETFs List of USA 2021: FKnol.com

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The capital markets of America offers a long list of Australian exchange-traded funds (ETF) through which investors can take a shot at investments in Australia. These ETFs comprise of three types - one, which invest in stocks of the companies which are usually based in the large Australian continent, second are the ETFs which either trade in the Australian currency (AUD) or have exposure to the currency, and third are the ETFs which have foreign exposure for multiple countries which includes Australia. For the first category, the stocks included in such Australian ETFs are of those companies which derive a significant part of revenue and income from the business operations in that region. Despite all the political unstability over the last few years which has seen many changes to leadership in Australia, the continent nation's economy has been robust and steady. Primarily, it is based on large pool of natural resources which is supported by Australia's vast lands, and the low population.
Following is the list of all 5 exchange-traded funds that FKnol has in its database for ETFs which belong to the Australia category:

All Australia ETFs

List of All Australia ETFs

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No.	Name (Ticker)	Short Description	Current Price	%YTD Gains	Expense Ratio	No. of Holdings

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1.	ProShares UltraShort Australian Dollar (CROC)	The ProShares UltraShort Australian Dollar ETF uses futures contracts to provide (-2x) leveraged inverse exposure to the US dollar price of the Australian dollar. ...Detailed Profile Dividend Frequency: NA Category: Leveraged Currency	$45.35	3.09%	1.03%	1
2.	iShares MSCI-Australia ETF (EWA)	The iShares MSCI Australia ETF tracks a market-cap-weighted index of Australian stocks. It captures 85% of the publicly available market, excluding most small-caps. ...Detailed Profile ...Candlestick Patterns. Dividend Frequency: Semi-Annually Category: Asia Pacific Equities	$26.67	11.36%	0.49%	85 Full List
3.	Franklin FTSE Australia ETF (FLAU)	The Franklin FTSE Australia ETF tracks a market-cap-weighted index of Australian large- and midcap stocks. ...Detailed Profile Dividend Frequency: Semi-Annually Category: Asia Pacific Equities	$31.21	10.67%	0.09%	97 Full List
4.	Invesco CurrencyShares Australian Dollar Trust (FXA)	The Invesco CurrencyShares Australian Dollar Trust tracks the changes in value of the Australian dollar relative to the US dollar. ...Detailed Profile Dividend Frequency: Monthly Category: Currency	$75.04	-2.33%	0.4%	1
5.	NuShares ESG International Developed Markets Equity ETF (NUDM)	NUDM tracks an index of companies from developed countries, excluding the US and Canada, that align with various environmental, social, and governance principles. ...Detailed Profile Dividend Frequency: Annually Category: Foreign Large Cap Equities	$32.15	9.95%	0.4%	286 Full List

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How Australian ETFs Work?

Australia ETFs focus on investing in the companies which are either domiciled in the Australian continent country and have their business operations running in the region, or those which have exposure to the Australian currency. Australian economy mainly works on a variety of sectors which include energy, agriculture, infrastructure, mining, drilling and exploration, and manufacturing. Most ETFs follow a blend investment strategy (see list of Blend ETFs.) and are mostly classified under the small-cap or multi-cap investments, or emerging markets or foreign market investments in terms of regional exposure.

Where do Australia ETFs Invest?

Since this is a category of regionally focused investments, most of the companies are local. They include Commonwealth Bank of Australia, CSL Ltd, BHP Group Ltd, Westpac Banking Corp, National Australia Bank Ltd, Wesfarmers Ltd, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd, Woolworths Group Ltd, Macquarie Group Ltd, Rio Tinto Ltd, Transurban Group, Fortescue Metals Group Ltd, Newcrest Mining Ltd, Goodman Group and Coles Group Ltd.