| Market cap | N/A |
|---|---|
| P/E | N/A |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | N/A |
| 52W high | R68.60 |
| 52W low | R59.19 |
| Volume | 16K |
| Listed | N/A |
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STXIFR at R62.09 is tracking global infra plays, which typically carry lower volatility but patience-testing yields in the current rate environment. The underlying exposure to developed market utilities and toll roads offers some defensive merit, though you're paying for that sta
STXIFR up 1.33% to R63.03, tracking global infrastructure pretty well today with that steady demand for defensive exposure.
STXIFR is down a shade today but infrastructure plays globally remain structurally sound with aging assets needing replacement across developed markets, so the long-term thesis survives near-term noise. At R63.96 you're getting exposure to dividend-yielding utility and transport
STXIFR closed at R65.23 and I'm holding my position here because global infrastructure yields are still compelling versus local bonds, though the rand volatility keeps me from adding aggressively.
STXIFR dropped 0.68% today but that's just noise on a fund that gives you exposure to global infrastructure assets without having to pick individual stocks. The real question is whether you believe in the long-term demand for utilities and transport globally, because if you do, t
STXIFR up 1.38% today but the infrastructure rally feels stretched given rate uncertainty in developed markets. Global infra yields are compressing and you're paying for growth expectations that depend on a soft landing most people are doubting right now.