Invesco Water Resources ETF News

Take a look at some ETFs and stocks that are well-poised to shine on the new infrastructure bill.

In a runoff between ETF.com's Jessica Ferringer and ETF Action's Mike Akins, which water ETF wins?

We have highlighted five ETFs from different sectors that hit new peaks in the recent trading session and have been the leaders in their respective sector so far this year.

With rain hard to come by in the western U.S. and multiple states in the region experiencing severe drought conditions, water infrastructure, resources, and rights are in the spotlight. In the investm

The Invesco Water Resources ETF seems all set to grow and prosper as the bipartisan infrastructure bill has allocated $55 billion to the water resources sector. Two outperforming peers in this sector

The confluence of the strong economic cycle and what we expect will be a step up in capital investment spending suggests a portfolio focus on industrials. We believe favorable market structures exist

Domestic water ETFs have been hydrated by the infrastructure bill's focus on upgrading the nation's water systems.

Take a look at some ETFs and stocks that are well-poised to shine on the new infrastructure bill.

August has been a historically low month for Wall Street. Still, these ETFs could prove to be winning ones.

With rising market valuations making many investors fearful of holding the bag, these best ETFs to buy now can help mitigate risk. The post 7 Best ETFs To Buy Now if You're Looking for Safety appeared

Water sustainability is a growing concern for many investors

Water scarcity has become a global crisis. Plus, severe drought conditions in California and some other states in the United States made water utility stocks a winner last week.

These sector ETFs may prevail in the third quarter even if growth concerns bother investors.

According to the White House, the infrastructure deal will include $579 billion in new spending.

The Biden jobs bill has $111 billion for water infrastructure. An ETF is a good way to play this without a lot of investment in time. There are a wide range of companies that will benefit, mostly larg