M Mez! Registered User Messages 58 4 Dec 2017 #1 Interesting article/explanation here. The basic premise is that if you (in the Eurozone) buy a US domiciled ETF in US dollars, but the base currency is exclusively Euro (e.g. iShares MSCI Eurozone - EZU), then there is no currency fluctuation risk. Is the theory sound? http://monevator.com/currency-risk-fund-denomination/
Interesting article/explanation here. The basic premise is that if you (in the Eurozone) buy a US domiciled ETF in US dollars, but the base currency is exclusively Euro (e.g. iShares MSCI Eurozone - EZU), then there is no currency fluctuation risk. Is the theory sound? http://monevator.com/currency-risk-fund-denomination/