ISHARES GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTUR (IGF) Stock News
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BlackRock Plans Launch of New Infrastructure ETF
- The Infrastructure Active ETF aims to invest in infrastructure-related companies, according to an SEC filing. - The fund would join more than 20 others seeking to invest in companies that build roads, power plants and other projects. - The launch comes as the Trump administration takes an axe to government spending.
Biden To Sign Executive Order To Limit Asylum Seekers Crossing US-Mexico Border: Report
A Biden executive order comes after GOP Senators killed a bipartisan immigration bill earlier this year at the behest of Trump.
EXCLUSIVE: Expert Predicts 'Double-Digit Growth' In 2 Sectors Thanks To Major Federal Investments
Insights on investment opportunities in the economy from a Benzinga interview with Michael Sayers, including $1 trillion in infrastructure spending and potential growth in technology and clean energy sectors.
3 High-Yield ETFs for Passive Income
Reliable ETFs from Vanguard and BlackRock provide a starting point for income-oriented investors.
This Sector Is Crushing the S&P 500 in 2024 (and It's Not Tech)
Several sectors are participating in the market rally, which could give it more room to run.
3 Stocks to Buy to Play Smart Cities of the Future
These smart city stocks represent the industry's finest, and in what is likely to be a massive sector down the road.
Infrastructure Stocks and Funds Offer Solid Dividend Yields. Here’s Where to Look
Infrastructure, which includes utilities, toll roads, airports, and renewable energy, can offer some nice yields if investors look in the right places. Also: the newest S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats and a few of the biggest dividend increases in January.
Infrastructure ETFs see slight bump on report of coming Trump proposal
Exchange-traded funds tied to infrastructure-related companies have seen modest gains this week, following reports that President Donald Trump would make an infrastructure stimulus package a legislative priority next year, renewing a campaign pledge that had moved to the back burner in his first year in office.