Why iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund moves
iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund fell.
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Why today
16,437 news analyzed todayiShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund fell.
iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund fell, in line with the market.
No company news explains it.
Over the last five trading days it fell clearly, a big move for this fund, about twice a normal five-day stretch.
Its latest close sits well below its highest close of the past year, though well above its lowest.
Today's move of −3.87% was 4.5 times a normal day's 0.9%. S&P 500 moved −4.41% on the same day.
iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund −3.87%S&P 500 −4.41%A little stronger than the market
What the key figures say about iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund
The figures connect what iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund earns with what investors pay.
The line shows the share price in the same year, on its own scale.
Money paid to shareholders per share, summed by calendar year.
2017–2025: $0.84–$2.84.
The dividend explained
A dividend is money paid to shareholders. iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund paid $1.32 per share in the twelve months through November 5, 2026.
On the ex-dividend day, June 15, 2026, iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund traded without the right to the $0.54 dividend. The price went from $65.08 to $65.82; including the dividend, the day's change was +2.0%. Entitlement passes from the company to shareholders on the ex-day; payment comes later.
2017: $0.842018: $1.292019: $1.642020: $0.842021: $2.512022: $2.842023: $1.812024: $1.142025: $1.482026 so far: $0.54
What followed similar falls?
Including reinvested dividends, iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund fell 4.8% over the latest five trading days. Since November 4, 2016, falls at least this large were followed by a higher value 21 trading days later in 31 out of 53 non-overlapping periods. The median was +1.3%, against +1.5% for an ordinary 21-day period, which ended higher 57 times in 100.
Such a fall has not said much about the next month.
+1.3% · 31/53
$10,000 in iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund bought on November 7, 2016 is worth $32,600 today, with dividends reinvested.
The same amount in S&P 500 with dividends would have become $40,300.
What would $10,000 in iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund be worth today? →
What would $10,000 in iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund be worth today?
$32,600
with dividends reinvested, bought on November 7, 2016. The same amount in S&P 500 with dividends would have become $40,300.
At worst it was worth $7,540 (March 23, 2020).
The five biggest days of the journey
· −14.0% · the whole market fell 7.6% the same day
· +13.6% · the whole market rose 9.4% the same day
· −11.7% · the whole market fell 5.2% the same day
· −11.0% · the whole market fell 9.5% the same day
· −10.0% · the whole market fell 12.0% the same day
Earlier days
−1.28% market −2.70% iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund fell slightly over the week's trading days. Read →
iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund fell slightly over the week's trading days.
The S&P 500 fell sharply over the same days, so the fund moved less than the market.
The main news was an analyst downgrade linking AI worries to global miners, but it is dated after the week closed, so it cannot be the cause.
No other company news explained the week's move, so it likely reflected the wider market weakness and the usual swings in metal and mining shares.
+2.26% market +1.65% iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund rose. Read →
iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund rose.
iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund rose, in line with the S&P 500.
Over the last five trading days the fund fell slightly, moving more than the market, which fell slightly too.
Trading volume was about three times its usual level.
−1.68% market +0.30% iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund fell. Read →
iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund fell.
iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund fell without company news.
It fell clearly over the last five trading days, more than the S&P 500, which also fell clearly.
On the last session the S&P 500 rose slightly while this fund fell clearly, so it moved against the market.
Trading volume was about twice a normal session, so there was heavy trading activity.
−2.65% market −1.77% iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund fell. Read →
iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund fell.
The fund moved in line with the S&P 500, which also fell sharply, so the drop was mostly a market-wide move.
Trading volume was about three times its usual level, a sign many investors were selling at once.
Over the last five trading days the fund was roughly unchanged, while the S&P 500 fell slightly.
Broad market selling and wider risk-off sentiment are the most likely drivers.
−0.18% market −0.56% The iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund, listed on BTS, was roughly unchanged over the last five trading days and moved less than the S&P 500, which fell slightly. Read →
The iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund, listed on BTS, was roughly unchanged over the last five trading days and moved less than the S&P 500, which fell slightly.
In the last session it fell sharply, in line with the market, on trading about three times a normal day.
Its last close sits well below its highest close of the past year, reached in early June, and well above its lowest, reached in mid-November last year.
−0.05% market +0.34% iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund was roughly flat. Read →
iShares MSCI Global Select Metals & Mining Producers Fund was roughly flat.
It moved less than the S&P 500, which rose slightly that session.
No company news explains the move; the only items are unrelated stock commentary and a report about Anthropic's IPO, which does not involve this fund.
Over the last five trading days the fund fell slightly while the S&P 500 was roughly unchanged, so the fund lagged the market.
Like other metals and mining funds, it is driven mainly by metal prices, interest rates and broader market mood, all of which can shift without a single company event.