First Trust NASDAQ Global Auto Index ETF News

Let's look at the impact of major automakers' earnings releases on automobile ETF amid the coronavirus crisis.

Retail sales in the United States increased 0.9% sequentially in April of 2022, matching market forecasts.

Annual inflation rate in the United States slowed to 8.3% in April from a 41-year high of 8.5% in March.

The CPI jumped again at its fastest annual pace in nearly 40 years in March. The annual inflation rate in the United States jumped to 8.5% in March 2022.

Sales of light vehicles totaled 13.3 million at an annual rate in March, down from a 14.0 million pace in February.

As Americans disdainfully eye the high prices at the gasoline pump, more consumers are considering the benefits of electric vehicles, which could help drive the momentum behind the electric vehicle in

The CPI jumped at its fastest annual pace in 40 years in February. The datapoints were almost in line with market expectations.

Let's look at the impact of major automakers' earnings releases on automobile ETF amid the coronavirus crisis.

The CARZ electric vehicle ETF is effectively in a bubble. Technological expansion in the real economy has a nonlinear relationship with performance in tech-related equities.

The week ended Jan. 28 was marked by innovative launches and a trio of fund closures.

For full-year 2021, the economy advanced 5.7%, marking the highest since 1984.

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Wall Street has seen a rocky start to 2022, with the major bourses registering losses for the second consecutive week. Against such a backdrop, a few corners of the stock market are performing well.

The annual inflation rate in the United States accelerated to 7% in December of 2021, marking a new 40-year high.

Sales of light vehicles totaled 12.4 million at an annual rate in December, down slightly from a 12.9 million pace in November and 13.1 million in October. Domestic assemblies increased for a second c