The Invesco RAFI Emerging Markets ETF (PXH) has gained 34.9% over the past year and pays a trailing yield near 3.5%, funded entirely by dividends from companies in emerging markets like China, Taiwan, India, and Latin America. While the dividend distribution is sustainable, it is highly variable quarterly due to the timing of underlying company payouts and currency fluctuations. Key risks include currency exchange rates, U.S. trade policies affecting exporters, and geopolitical tensions, especially involving China and Taiwan. Despite these risks, PXH has outperformed the MSCI Emerging Markets Index over the last decade, making it a viable option for investors seeking income with exposure to emerging markets, provided they can tolerate payout variability.
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