MSCI Europe or MSCI EMU? Comparison, Returns & Historical Performance

The two indices share 46.2 % of their weight across 191 companies, and their daily returns correlate at 0.96. Holding both means buying much of the same thing twice — little is gained in spread, the weights simply shift.

Side by side

MSCI Europe or MSCI EMU? Comparison, Returns & Historical Performance
MSCI EuropeMSCI EMU
Holdings covered342191
Volatility16.6 %18.2 %
Max drawdown-14.7 %-15.0 %
Cheapest ETF we coverSPYE · 0.08 %ZPRE · 0.08 %

The largest shared positions

Shared positions
CompanyMSCI EuropeMSCI EMU
ASML Holding NV4.51 %8.30 %
Siemens N AG1.58 %2.91 %
SAP SE1.56 %2.87 %
Allianz SE1.41 %2.59 %
TotalEnergies SE1.26 %2.33 %
Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria S.A.1.15 %2.12 %
Iberdrola SA1.04 %1.92 %
Airbus Group0.95 %1.75 %
Safran SA0.94 %1.73 %
UniCredit S.p.A.0.93 %1.71 %

Overlap and shared positions are computed from the holdings of one representative ETF each (XIEE and XEMU); of those we could attribute 86.3 % and 84.6 % of fund weight to individual companies, so real overlap is likely a little higher. The correlation covers 534 shared trading days.

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The largest single holdings

MSCI Europe

To the index page MSCI Europe

MSCI EMU

To the index page MSCI EMU

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