JHMH News and Press, John Hancock Multifactor Healthcare From 07/16/21

Will the healthcare sector continue to deliver outsized returns in the next 3 decades? Outlook for genomics-based diagnostics. Innovations to watch in the healthcare space. For further details see: Why Investors Should Consider The Healthcare Sector In Their Portfolio

As we mark the halfway point of the year, the economy is in full recovery mode and asset prices are soaring. As we enter the second half of the year though, it is hard to ignore some contradictions. Economic growth in H1 is going to print a big number, and yet, the 10-year Treasury no...

Inflation will help commodity and real estate-related industries, hurt industries that carry high inventories and throw most other sectors into uncertainty. Commodity prices rise disproportionately with overall inflation. Higher average inflation usually means a less stable real e...

John Hancock Multifactor Healthcare ETF (JHMH) - $0.1672.Payable Jun 30; for shareholders of record Jun 28; ex-div Jun 25. For further details see: Multifactor Healthcare ETF declares distribution of $0.1672

From a consumer perspective, the consumer is actually now demanding a focus on environmental, social, governance factors. If public expectations for inflation do rise, that is going to be a change from years past. There’s going to be an opportunity to make medical progress ...

Consumer Services climb to the top performing sector in May. Supply constraints limit output for basic material and consumer good sectors. Broadly positive economic conditions point to further closing in on the removal of accommodative policy. For further details see: U....

Historic efforts to develop COVID-19 vaccines have had two huge effects on the industry. Efforts to waive patents on COVID-19 vaccines to help reduce costs for emerging markets are also stuck. Since healthcare is an industry that has a profound impact on society, there’s a ...

The US recovery is gaining momentum as the country reopens parts of its economy — boosted by government stimulus and vaccine rollouts. The impact of the global pandemic opened up new opportunities for equity investors. While growth stocks outperformed over much of the last ...

Opportunities and risks in the healthcare sector. The next big areas of innovation in healthcare. Extreme winners and losers in the healthcare sector. For further details see: Building A Healthy Portfolio: Spotlight On Healthcare

In January 2020, only 0.24% of total medical claims in the U.S. were telemedicine-related. One year later, they totaled 7%. It took 15 years for e-commerce penetration to rise from less than 1% to over 7%. The pandemic helped telemedicine do it in one. Population-wide immunity to ...