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What happened: The iShares International Dividend ETF (IDVO) has outperformed broader international ETFs like VXUS and EFA, returning 38.69% over the past year. IDVO's strategy involves writing covered calls on individual stocks, rather than systematically selling index calls, preserving more upside potential. Despite yielding only 6.08%, IDVO's total return has surpassed VXUS's, which yields 2.5%. To achieve a 5.4% blended yield, investors may need to tilt their portfolios towards specific international dividend stocks.

Market impact: This narrative affects international dividend-focused ETFs and investors seeking higher income from their portfolios. IDVO's performance suggests that a covered-call strategy on individual stocks can enhance returns and income compared to broad-based international ETFs. Investors may reallocate capital from traditional international ETFs to IDVO or similar strategies, driving inflows into covered-call ETFs.

What to watch next: IDVO's next earnings report (Q2 2023, date TBD) will provide insights into the fund's performance and income generation. Additionally, investors should monitor the performance of IDVO's underlying holdings, particularly BTI and HSBC, which contribute significantly to the fund's income. Lastly, keep an eye on the yield and total return of VXUS and EFA to assess the competitive landscape for international dividend ETFs.