Financials ETFs 2024 Gains Unmarred by JPM Stumble
XLF is up 7.5% this year despite a 5% decline in America’s biggest bank on Friday.
XLF is up 7.5% this year despite a 5% decline in America’s biggest bank on Friday.
Opto Investments’ Jacob Miller sees plenty of room to participate early in AI investing.
ActivePassive funds continued to reign in inflows for the third day in a row.
iShares investors drained nearly $4 billion from its funds in a single day.
Both ETFs appear similar in most respects, but one "weighty" factor could make one of these ETFs stand out.
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Two ActivePassive funds saw their second consecutive day of inflows averaging about 50% of their AUM.
U.S. inflation jumped in March, surpassing expectations primarily due to higher petrol and shelter costs, dashing hopes of a June interest rate cut by the Fed.
Taiwan-based chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) posted its fastest quarterly revenue growth in more than a year.
Wall Street strategists believe stocks can keep moving higher even as rate cut hopes dampen as long as the outlook for earnings and the economy remain positive.