iShares MSCI Canada (EWC) ETF price, news and key stats

Price

Last trade as of Sep 16, 2026. Delayed data; not a live quote.

Previous close

$60.29

Open

$60.37

Day range

$59.41 – $60.54

Volume

132K

52-week range

$49.31 – $62.71

Dividend yield

122.00%

Avg. volume

1.6M

Fund facts

Category

Focused Region

Fund family

iShares

Expense ratio

0.50%

Total assets

$6.8B

Inception

Mar 12, 1996

About iShares MSCI Canada

Latest EWC news

• Gov. Evers says US-Canada trade war hurts Wisconsin
  Geopolitics · Aug 27, 2026

  Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has expressed concerns that the ongoing trade tensions between the United States and Canada are adversely affecting the state's economy. Evers highlighted that the trade war has led to increased tariffs and uncertainty, which have particularly impacted Wisconsin's agricultural sector, manufacturing, and export markets. The state's economy, heavily reliant on trade with Canada, faces challenges as farmers and manufacturers grapple with rising costs and diminished competitiveness. The implications of these trade disputes extend beyond Wisconsin, potentially influencing broader market dynamics. As tariffs escalate, prices for goods may rise, leading to inflationary pressures that could affect consumer spending and overall economic growth. Additionally, the uncertainty surrounding trade policies may deter investment in key sectors, further complicating recovery efforts in the post-pandemic landscape. Evers' comments underscore the need for a resolution to the trade conflict, as both states and the national economy could benefit from a more stable and cooperative trade environment.

• US, Canada Trade Accusations Over Collapse of Tariff Talks
  Macro Watch · Aug 22, 2026

  The United States and Canada have exchanged sharp accusations following the collapse of recent tariff negotiations, a development that threatens to escalate trade tensions between the two nations. The talks, which aimed to address tariffs on a range of goods, including aluminum and steel, broke down amid disagreements over pricing and market access. U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai criticized Canada for not being forthcoming in negotiations, while Canadian officials accused the U.S. of imposing unreasonable demands that undermined the spirit of cooperation. The failure of these talks could have significant implications for both economies, particularly as they navigate a post-pandemic recovery. Analysts suggest that renewed tariffs could lead to increased costs for consumers and businesses, potentially stifling economic growth in both countries. The situation may also complicate supply chains, especially in industries reliant on cross-border trade, such as automotive and manufacturing. As both nations brace for potential retaliatory measures, market participants are closely monitoring developments, with the possibility of heightened volatility in related sectors.

• Canada battles the clock, politics in scramble to avert Trump’s tariffs
  Al Jazeera · Aug 18, 2026

  As the deadline looms for the implementation of potential tariffs by the Trump administration, Canada is intensifying its diplomatic efforts to avert a trade crisis that could have significant economic repercussions. The U.S. government has threatened to impose tariffs on Canadian aluminum and steel, citing national security concerns. Canadian officials are scrambling to negotiate a solution that would satisfy both U.S. interests and protect Canadian industries from the adverse effects of such tariffs. The stakes are high, as the imposition of tariffs could disrupt the closely intertwined economies of the U.S. and Canada, potentially leading to increased costs for consumers and businesses on both sides of the border. Analysts warn that retaliatory measures could follow, further escalating trade tensions. The Canadian government is exploring various avenues, including leveraging existing trade agreements and seeking support from other nations affected by similar U.S. policies. Market reactions are already being felt, with Canadian stocks in the metals sector experiencing volatility in anticipation of the outcome. Investors are closely monitoring the situation, as the imposition of tariffs could not only affect Canadian exports but also influence broader market sentiment regarding trade relations in North America. As negotiations continue, the urgency for a resolution grows, with both countries aware that a failure to reach an agreement could have lasting implications for their economic partnership.