Previous Close | 54.04 |
YTD Return | 9.30% |
Expense Ratio (net) | 0.79% |
Category | Consumer Cyclical |
Last Cap Gain | 0.00 |
Morningstar Rating | ★★★★★ |
Morningstar Risk Rating | Above Average |
Sustainability Rating |
Net Assets | 215.89M |
Beta (3Y Monthly) | 1.18 |
Yield | 0.93% |
5y Average Return | N/A |
Holdings Turnover | 56.00% |
Last Dividend | 0.45 |
Average for Category | N/A |
Inception Date | Sep 29, 1986 |
Trump vowed to boost defense budget and urged Congress to rebuild America's crumbling infrastructure.
January???s better-than-expected job additions put various sectors in the spotlight that could witness further growth.
Per the latest report from the Institute of Supply Management (ISM), manufacturing activity in the United States increased considerably in August from July, reaching a 147-year high. Out of the 18 key manufacturing industries, steady expansion in 16 industries gave a boost to manufacturing activity last month.
In July, Morningstar manager research analysts affirmed the Morningstar Analyst Ratings of 129 funds, upgraded the ratings of five funds, downgraded the ratings of eight funds, placed three funds' ratings under review, and assigned new ratings to six funds. Strengthened confidence in the fund's stable and experienced team, led by manager Don Ellenberger, in addition to greater comfort with this fund's trade-finance allocation were two motivating factors for the upgrade. Ellenberger, who boasts two decades of experience at Federated, balances the fund's exposure across multiple sources of return, including duration, yield curve, currency, and sector allocation.
Strong non-farm payrolls data for June along with decline in weekly jobless claims make services-related funds a wise investment
As businesses spring back to normal in the United States, a number of jobs have been added to the economy. This calls for investing in the following mutual funds.