On the Oct 10 drop, I made a list of a bunch country specific ETFs to see who is and who isn't so correlated with the US.
oct 10 drop yield ytd total return
mchi china -5.73 2.19 28.48
ewh hong kong -4.22 3.54 23.05
qqq nasdaq 100 -3.47 0.46 12.4
argt argentina -3.34 1.39 -16.04 currency problems
ech chile -3.2 2.18 24.8
ewz brazil -2.98 5.42 26.49
spy USA: s&p 500 -2.69 1.08 9.15
epu peru -2.62 3.5 52.16 metals
norw norway -2.44 4.06 22.77
ews singapore -2.38 3.59 28.19
ewn netherlands -2.31 1.91 25.28
ewx s&p emerging -2.08 2.81 8.58
ewa australia -1.75 3.02 9.26
enzl new zealand -1.65 2.25 -0.59
eww mexico -1.65 4.07 35.96
ewi italy -1.6 2.7 38.21
tur turkey -1.59 1.83 -9.71 currency problems
ewq france -1.44 2.79 19.85
ewc canada -1.32 1.69 20.96
divo usa cc -1.07 4.58 8.43
ewp spain -0.68 2.68 52.85
ewd sweden -0.59 4.28 24.82
eden denmark -0.52 1.83 1.93
ewl switzerland -0.275 3.63 20.78
efnl finland -0.21 3.97 31.54
pin india 0 2.09 -4.03
(Edit: here are a few more) btc bitcoin -3.72 19.71
aaau gold 0.97 48.3
dxy dollar -0.69 -2.91
ashr CSI-300 -4.0 .95 22 (domestic China)
fltw taiwan -4.8 1.34 23
They are all correlated- even if the countries are different, it's the same set of investors. But if you have to pick one... Finland? Switzerland, Sweden and Norway have low debt / gdp.