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Columbia India Consumer ETF, ETF

INCO

PCQ

$66.651

-$0.52

(-0.77%)

Provider: Columbia Threadneedle Category: India Equity

Overview Returns Holdings Sector Breakdown FAQs

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Key Metrics

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Volume

This is the total number of shares traded during the most recent trading day.

8.96K

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This is the average number of shares traded during the most recent 30 days.

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This ratio shows how much income you earn in dividend payouts per year for every dollar invested in the stock (or the stock’s annual dividend payment expressed as a percentage of its current price).

0.00%

Beta

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About Columbia India Consumer ETF, ETF

The fund will invest at least 80% of its net assets in Indian consumer companies included in the index and the advisor generally expects to be substantially invested at such times, with at least 95% of its net assets invested in these securities. The index (and therefore the fund) was concentrated in the consumer discretionary and consumer staples sectors. It is non-diversified. more

Provider: Columbia ThreadneedleCategory: India Equity

Returns

Time Frame	INCO	S&P500
1-Week Return	3.5%	1.24%
1-Month Return	0.81%	0.39%
3-Month Return	4.51%	6.79%
6-Month Return	6.07%	30.65%
1-Year Return	-6.37%	15.03%
3-Year Return	32.6%	83.77%
5-Year Return	61.04%	95.67%
10-Year Return	103.92%	231.49%

Time Frame	INCO	S&P500
1-Week Return	501.22%	90.14%
1-Month Return	10.31%	4.85%
3-Month Return	19.59%	30.53%
6-Month Return	12.69%	71.97%
1-Year Return	-6.37%	15.03%
3-Year Return	9.86%	22.49%
5-Year Return	10.00%	14.37%
10-Year Return	7.39%	12.73%

Sector Breakdown

Sector	Weight
Consumer discretionary	57.53%
Consumer staples	37.66%
Information Technology	2.99%
Industrials	1.82%

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FAQs

What is Columbia India Consumer ETF (INCO) ETF share price today?

Columbia India Consumer ETF (INCO) share price today is $66.651.

Can Indians buy Columbia India Consumer ETF shares?

Yes, Indians can buy shares of Columbia India Consumer ETF (INCO) on Vested. To buy INCO from India, you can open a US Brokerage account by signing up on Vested. The account opening process is completely digital and secure, and takes 3-5 minutes to complete.

Can Fractional shares of Columbia India Consumer ETF be purchased?

Yes, you can purchase fractional shares of Columbia India Consumer ETF (INCO) on Vested. You can start investing in Columbia India Consumer ETF (INCO) with a minimum investment of $1.

How to invest in Columbia India Consumer ETF shares from India?

Click on Sign Up or Invest in INCO ETF at the top of this page
Breeze through our fully digital and secure KYC process and open your US Brokerage account in a few minutes
Transfer USD funds to your US Brokerage account and start investing in Columbia India Consumer ETF shares

What is Columbia India Consumer ETF's ticker or symbol?

The stock symbol (or ticker) of Columbia India Consumer ETF is INCO.

Can I set up automatic investments (SIP) in Columbia India Consumer ETF shares?

Yes, you can setup SIP in Columbia India Consumer ETF shares. Follow the below steps to create the SIP: