FEUZFirst Trust Eurozone AlphaDEX ETF
The schedule
- Wed30Sep
By late Q3 2026, markets expect greater clarity on US–EU trade negotiations under President Trump, including possible sector-specific tariffs. A de-escalation or stable status quo could allow FEUZ to recover toward $70.00, while new tariffs or threats targeting autos, industrials, or luxury goods could weigh on Eurozone exporters and drag FEUZ toward $70.00.
- Thu15Oct
Autumn 2026 budget negotiations in major Eurozone countries such as France and Italy, along with broader EU fiscal discussions, will shape sovereign risk premia and banking-sector sentiment. Credible, market-friendly budgets could support FEUZ back toward $66.00, while fiscal slippage or heightened EU–member state tensions could weigh on financials and push FEUZ toward $66.00.
- Sun25Oct
The Q3 2026 earnings season for major Eurozone cyclicals, exporters, and financials will drive revisions to index-level EPS, a key determinant of FEUZ’s valuation. Broad-based beats with stable guidance could justify a move toward $74.00, while earnings misses or cautious outlooks across banks and industrials could push FEUZ down toward $74.00.
- Tue15Dec
Around mid-December 2026, the underlying AlphaDEX index for FEUZ is likely to undergo its regular reconstitution, refreshing factor exposures across value, growth, and quality tilts. A rebalance that adds cyclicals and financials with improving fundamentals could help FEUZ push toward $69.50, while a shift into crowded or underperforming factors could see FEUZ drift back toward $69.50.
Past
- Fri31Jul
Late-July releases of Eurozone Q2 2026 GDP and PMI data will test whether activity is stabilizing or slipping toward recession. If growth holds up and supports an earnings recovery narrative, FEUZ could grind higher toward $71.50; if data confirm stagnation and margin pressure, FEUZ may retrace toward $71.50.
- Thu11Jun
Actual outcome: Mixed · $66.32 at outcome
Price at outcome date was between bear floor ($62.00) and bull target ($69.00).
The June 11, 2026 ECB meeting will update the policy-rate path and balance-sheet guidance, directly affecting Eurozone equity valuations and therefore FEUZ. A dovish tilt with clearer easing signals could support a move toward $69.00, while a more hawkish or data-dependent stance that delays cuts could pull FEUZ back toward $69.00.