Benzinga's US stock expert analysis: Five international stocks with dividends that are not affected by tariffs

Trump announced a 90-day tariff sanction suspension last week. What can be done during these three months of waiting? The US stock market is experiencing severe volatility, and the US-China trade war continues to escalate. Even steadfast investors feel uneasy about the market. Benzinga analyst selects five international stocks that are not affected by tariffs and pay dividends. The following introduces these five stocks, purely as market observation and not constituting any investment advice.

Mizuho Financial Group

Mizuho Financial Group (NYSE ticker: MFG) was once the world's largest asset management company and is currently Japan's third-bankest bank with nearly $2 trillion (254 trillion yen) in assets and over over 59,employees000. mizis, divided into four departments: retail, corporate, wealth and asset management, and professional subsidiaries (Mizuho Institute). The companyucompany current market value is $61 billion.

ho's fundamentals are strong, continuing an upward trend in early 2025 before plummeting after the White House's tariff announcement. The stock's expected earnings are are nine times, with a price-(-to (PB) of 0.91. MFG's dividend yield is 3.32%, with a dividend payment rate (DPR) below 28, indicating sustainable and growth-for dividend payments. Benzinga Edge rates MFG with a quality score of 98. 94, score 86., score of73..

From a technical perspective, MFG used the moving support before its April collapse but recently triggered a relative strength index (RSI) oversold signal. If the stock can break through the 200-day moving average, there may be greater upside potential beyond its generous dividend.

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In early February, a golden cross appeared (50-day moving average above 200-day moving average), and recently the stock price has been declining, challenging the 50-day moving average. However, this line remains a solid support, triggering the next round of growth. As long as gold continues to be a popular trading asset, gold stocks like GFI may see higher prices and substantial dividends in the future.