The iShares MSCI Brazil ETF (EWZ) displays a robust short-term upward trend, having gained 6.76% over the last 31 days and increasing in 8 out of the past 10 trading days. The current price is $32.53. Technical indicators present a mixed outlook in the immediate short term, showing a sell signal from the short-term Moving Average and MACD, yet a buy signal from the long-term Moving Average and the cross MA7/MA35. The prevailing long-term sentiment is bullish, supported by a positive forecast derived from the short-term average positioned above the long-term average. Over a three-month horizon, a potential increase of approximately 12.06% is projected, with anticipated returns ranging from 7.16% to 19.81%. The 12-month forecast predicts a 34.03% change, leading to an estimated future price range between $39.35 and $46.58. Our inferred 12-month target price is $43.60. Key resistance levels are identified at $33.18 (accumulated volume) and $33.71 (short-term Moving Average), with Fibonacci resistance points at $35.48 and $34.62. Support levels are established at $30.58 and $30.03. A suggested stop-loss is set at $30.87, representing a 5.10% decline from the current price. The ETF exhibits low daily volatility, with a weekly average of 2.12%, indicating a low-risk profile. Recent news highlights a 48% year-to-date surge, driven by large-cap winners, high-growth fintechs, and the appreciation of the Brazilian Real, alongside strong institutional buying. Despite some short-term negative signals, the overarching market sentiment supports a "hold or accumulate" strategy for long-term growth.