News for iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF (ITB.SN)

Sector ETF report for ITB

This month, residential construction stocks have surged, leading to a 1.2% gain in the iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF (ITB). This marks the first potential

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Sector ETF report for ITB

The iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF (ITB) is set for growth as declining mortgage rates and a housing market recovery drive strong buying opportunity. See more.

Homebuilder and mortgage lending stocks gained some steam after existing home sales unexpectedly rose in February, rebounding from a January that suffered from severe weather.

With an ever-growing list of similar-sounding ETFs to choose from, finding the best is an increasingly difficult task.

Sector ETF report for ITB

If inflation fears are overblown, the recent ITB correction could be a great buying opportunity," Ned Davis Research said.

Sector ETF report for ITB

Iin all three recent Presidential elections, sector dispersion tends to become elevated immediately after the election,

The iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF (ITB) has strong growth potential, attractive valuation, and consistent dividends in a promising market.

D.R. Horton stock slid after the homebuilder's third-quarter earnings and sales fell and missed the consensus analyst estimates.

Recent data from the U.S. housing market presents a puzzling picture, with new home sales reaching their highest level in 2023 while existing home sales have hi

Homebuilding stocks tend to rally from late October into the following spring, according to Fundstrat.

Homebuilders in Florida could face delays on permits and getting supplies for one of the hottest housing regions due to Hurricane Milton.

Inflation in the United States cooled down in June for the third consecutive month. The Consumer Price Index rose just 3% year over year last month, down from an annual growth of 3.3% in May. On a monthly basis, the index declined 0.1% from May's flat reading. This marked the first monthly drop in inflation since 2020 and the slowest annual price gain since March 2021.

What's Working This Week are Companies that Use Oil as an Input, High Yield Bonds. What's Not Working This Week are Energy/Materials Shares, Homebuilders.

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