Weekly Report: what happened at RSPN last week (0506-0510)?

As Markets Steady From April's Pullback, Are Some Areas Still Undervalued?

Morningstar Research looks at potential undervalued pockets of the market. David Sekera, Chief U.S. Market Strategist at Morningstar Research, discusses how valuations are looking after a rough April. Sekera also highlights two areas that are attractive on a valuation basis. Are some areas still undervalued?

Anatomy Of A Recession Update: A Wait-And-See Fed

The Rerating Horserace

Growth of artificial intelligence and its role in automation, semiconductor chip foundry and data center construction, and increases in green energy generation are all changing the US industrial landscape. The call to the US manufacturing renaissance happened earlier than most realize. Four horses are carrying the United States out of the lost decade of industrial investment.

Should You Invest in the Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight Industrials ETF (RSPN)?

Global PMI Hits 10-Month High Amid Broad Sector Economic Upturn In April 2024

Global PMI Selling Price Inflation Remains Elevated In April, Led By Higher Service Sector Charges

Global PMI Selling Price Inflation Remains Elevated In April, Led By Higher Service Sector Charges. Service sector inflation most elevated in Spain, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom. Average prices charged for goods and services rose globally at the slowest rate for three months in April.

Weekly Report: what happened at RSPN last week (0429-0503)?

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Friday's ETF with Unusual Volume: RSPN

North America Construction Outlook: Politics And Policy Rates Test The Sector's Resilience

North American construction sector performed well in 2023. Mexico was top, experiencing rapid growth. In the US, a lack of existing homes for sale meant demand for new homes remained resilient despite high mortgage rates. 2024 and beyond is likely to be more challenging for the construction sector.

The Outlook For The U.S. Economy Is Bullish

Weekly Report: what happened at RSPN last week (0415-0419)?

FIDU: Industrials Dashboard For April

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Weekly Report: what happened at RSPN last week (0401-0405)?

Global PMI Selling Price Inflation Accelerates To 10-Month High

Global PMI Selling Price Inflation Accelerates To 10-Month High. Average prices charged for goods and services rose globally at the fastest rate for ten months in March. The steepest rates of selling price inflation were recorded in the UK and the US. The main area of stubborn price pressure remains the service sector.

Final PMI Signals Fastest U.S. Factory Production Growth Since May '22, Steeper Price Rise

Final PMI Signals Fastest U.S. Factory Production Growth Since May '22, Steeper Price Rise. The steepest rise in prices reported in March was recorded in the consumer goods-producing sector. The final PMI data for US manufacturing showed the production cycle moving up a gear. The latest increase in production was the largest recorded since May 2022.

Manufacturers Report Worldwide Supply Chain Improvement In March, Taking Heat Off Prices

Average supplier delivery times quickened slightly in March, according to the latest global manufacturing PMI surveys. The improvement in supply chains is good news for inflation, but prices continued to rise at an increased rate for consumer goods. A marked upturn in goods price inflation in the US contrasting with falling prices in the eurozone and China. The Global Manufacturing PMI showed the time taken for factories to receive goods shortened on average in March.

Worldwide Manufacturing Upturn Gains Momentum In March As Recovery Broadens Out

Worldwide Manufacturing Upturn Gains Momentum In March As Recovery Broadens Out. PMI surveys showed manufacturing business conditions improving at an increased rate in March. The Global Manufacturing PMI rose from 50.3 in February to 50.6 in March, its highest since July 2022. New orders rose worldwide for a second month in a row, increasing at the sharpest rate since May 2022. The upturn has broadened out to 17 of the 31 economies covered by the survey.