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June inflation data has deepened the market's confidence that the Fed would begin cutting interest rates in September, leading to a sector rotation from the hot technology sector to the laggards that could benefit from falling rates like industrials and small caps.
Housing ETFs Shine on Cooling Inflation
by Sanghamitra Saha
The U.S. Consumer Price Index dipped 0.1% sequentially in June and increased just 3% year over year. This has boosted rate-sensitive sectors like homebuilding.
September Rate Cut Bets Make These ETFs Attractive
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Although still elevated, the 30-year mortgage rate is on a downward trend, with favorable projections painting an optimistic picture for the housing market. Look into ETFs to capitalize.