ETFdb Weekly Watchlist: ENZL, VGK, XLI Hinge on RBNZ and Industrial Data

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U.S. equities slipped into red territory for most of last week, as investors weighed the latest economic reports against the prospect of the Fed tapering its bond purchases soon. U.S. factory orders declined 0.1%, while ISM non-manufacturing PMI rose to 55.4 from 54.4 in October. U.S. GDP for the third quarter was reported to grow 2.8%, up from 2.5% in the previous quarter and well above the expectation of 2%. The Labor Department reported U.S. payrolls advancing by 204,000 jobs last month; analysts had expected an increase of only 120,000. Private sector jobs increased 212,000 in October, the strongest gain since February. The nation’s unemployment rate ticked slightly higher to 7.3% from 7.2%, reflecting the federal employees furloughed during the 16-day government shutdown. This week, investors will once again see a slew of earnings and economic reports. Below, we outline three ETFs that should see a fair amount of activity during the [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: ETFdb Weekly Watchlist: VGK, XRT, XLI Hinge On Manufacturing, Consumer, And Durable Goods Data ETF Insider: How To Play Earnings This Week ETF Insider: Equities Poised To Pop ETF Insider: Weak Dollar Creates Opportunities Fidelity Rolls Out 10 Sector ETFs (FDIS, FSTA, FENY)
U.S. equities slipped into red territory for most of last week, as investors weighed the latest economic reports against the prospect of the Fed tapering its bond purchases soon. U.S. factory orders declined 0.1%, while ISM non-manufacturing PMI rose to 55.4 from 54.4 in October. U.S. GDP for the third quarter was reported to grow 2.8%, up from 2.5% in the previous quarter and well above the expectation of 2%. The Labor Department reported U.S. payrolls advancing by 204,000 jobs last month; analysts had expected an increase of only 120,000. Private sector jobs increased 212,000 in October, the strongest gain since February. The nation’s unemployment rate ticked slightly higher to 7.3% from 7.2%, reflecting the federal employees furloughed during the 16-day government shutdown. This week, investors will once again see a slew of earnings and economic reports. Below, we outline three ETFs that should see a fair amount of activity during the [...]

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