iShares Europe ETF

IEV
$70.62 0.00 (0.00%)
Dividend Yield 2.65%
Payout Frequency

Dividend History

Pay DateAmountEx-DateRecord Date
December 19, 2025$0.752025-12-162025-12-16
June 20, 2025$1.122025-06-162025-06-16
December 20, 2024$0.382024-12-172024-12-17
June 17, 2024$1.242024-06-112024-06-11
December 27, 2023$0.362023-12-202023-12-21

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Company News

Zelensky Says Ukraine Won't Trade Minerals For Debt, Seeks 'Win-Win' Deal With US
Benzinga • Stjepan Kalinic • February 24, 2025

Ukraine's President Zelensky remains focused on security guarantees as the country negotiates a deal with the US over its rare earth minerals. Zelensky is committed to a 'win-win' agreement and has disputed the financial claims made by the Trump administration.

Ethylene Oxide Industry Outlook to 2028: Capacity and Capital Expenditure Forecasts with Details of All Active and Planned Plants
GlobeNewswire Inc. • Researchandmarkets.Com • January 2, 2025

The global ethylene oxide capacity is expected to grow from 42.85 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) in 2023 to 50.47 mtpa in 2028, with most of the additions in Asia. The report provides details on planned and announced capacity additions, capital expenditure, and key companies in the industry.

Central Banks Meet In June, But When Will Rate Cuts Begin?
Seeking Alpha • Kristina Hooper • May 31, 2024

Europe seems extremely likely to cut rates in June, in my view, as progress on inflation has been significant.

European Equities Close Higher As Traders Bank On Imminent ECB Rate Cut: What's Driving Markets Monday?
Benzinga • Piero Cingari • May 27, 2024

European equities ended Monday broadly positive, while the U.S. market was closed for the Memorial Day holiday. Traders maintained an overall positive risk sentiment on European assets, driven by near-total certainty that the European Central Bank (ECB) will deliver a rate cut at its June meeting. Three key ECB members — chief economist Philip...

Global Economic Outlook: May 2024
Seeking Alpha • Markit • May 17, 2024

Following a run of stronger-than-expected inflation prints, S&P Global Market Intelligence analysts now expect an initial rate cut by the Federal Reserve at December's meeting.

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