Diversify your portfolio by buying stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds with exposure to foreign markets. Trade on U.S. and international exchanges in a single account.
Trade in 25 countries and exchange between 16 currencies.
Settle trades in U.S. dollars or the local currency.
Get international research, including news, advanced charting, and reports from independent experts.
Add as a feature to all nonretirement brokerage accounts.
Sign up for international stock trading
Speak to an international stock trading specialist: 800-544-2976.
Other investments with international exposure
Depository receipts
Buy securities of foreign companies listed on U.S. exchanges without the inconvenience of cross-border and currency transactions.
Stock screener: depository receipts
Start a screen for depository receipts and then refine your criteria to view results.
ETFs
An ETF represents an interest in a portfolio of securities that often seeks to track an underlying benchmark or index and can be traded intraday like stocks.
Through Fidelity, you have access to a wide range of ETFs that focus on different regions around the world, including 57 international iShares® ETFs which you can purchase online commission-free.*
Look for ETFs by region or country.
International mutual funds
Easily diversify your portfolio geographically by buying these pooled investments that are specific to emerging or developing economies.
Invest in both stock and bond funds internationally. There are over 1,400 Fidelity and non-Fidelity international funds available.
Look for international equity funds.
Look for international bond funds.
FAQs
Fidelity® Enhanced International ETF. A diversified international developed equity strategy, leveraging a disciplined approach investing in companies with attractive characteristics.
Does Fidelity do international stocks? ›
Invest in both stock and bond funds internationally. There are over 1,400 Fidelity and non-Fidelity international funds available. Look for international equity funds.
Is Fidelity International a good investment? ›
Overall Rating
Morningstar has awarded this fund 4 stars based on its risk-adjusted performance compared to the 680 funds within its Morningstar Category.
Which is better Fidelity investment or Fidelity International? ›
Our experts rated the trading platform of Fidelity as somewhat better than the platform of Fidelity International, found that clients have access to more markets and products with Fidelity, while Fidelity International provides somewhat lower-quality research and education.
How do I buy international ETFs? ›
To invest, register on 5Paisa, choose a Global ETF, select SIP or Lumpsum, and complete the payment for a hassle-free investment experience.
Does Fidelity have international branches? ›
We have offices across the United States as well as in select international locations.
What is an international stock mutual fund? ›
International funds are mutual funds or ETFs that invest in companies outside the investor's country of origin. Within emerging markets, investors will find funds that represent leading sub-segments such as the BRICS nations. Investing in international funds comes with the risk of currency volatility.
What is the minimum investment at Fidelity International? ›
Open an Investment Account
If you're ready to proceed, make sure you have the following information with you: Debit card details, if you'd like to open the account with a single payment - minimum £1,000. Bank or building society details, if you'd like to set up a regular savings plan - minimum £25 a month.
What is the downside to Fidelity? ›
Fees. Fidelity has average trading and low non-trading fees, including commission-free US stock trading. On the negative side, margin rates and fees for some mutual funds can be high. We compared Fidelity's fees with two similar brokers we selected, E*TRADE and TD Ameritrade.
How safe is Fidelity International? ›
This allows us to administer your investments efficiently, while ensuring that you are clearly identified as their owner. This means that in the unlikely event of Fidelity becoming insolvent, any money we owe will not be paid out with your funds. In fact, your money cannot be accessed by any creditors.
A $50 fee will also be charged on each transaction in any foreign ordinary stock that is not Depository Trust Company eligible. Retirement and non-retirement accounts are eligible for this service.
Why is Vanguard better than Fidelity? ›
Overall, you might save money at Fidelity if you trade options, but Vanguard will be cheaper if mutual funds are your focus. The key difference is that Fidelity is low-cost for a wide range of investor types, while Vanguard is a great low-cost solution aimed primarily at buy-and-hold investors.
Is it smart to invest in international ETFs? ›
International investing can be an effective way to diversify your equity holdings. While returns have lagged behind US markets, international ETFs provide diversification benefits as they tend to be less correlated to US equities.
Does Fidelity have an international bond index fund? ›
Fidelity International Bond Index Fund (FBIIX) | Fidelity Institutional.
What is the ticker symbol for Fidelity International? ›
Fidelity International Index (FSPSX) Stock Price, News, Quote & History - Yahoo Finance.
