RYE News and Press, Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight Energy From 09/21/21

Invesco 500 Equal Weight Energy ETF (NYSEARCA:RYE) - $0.2871. 30-Day SEC Yield of 2.67% as of Sept. 17. Payable Sep 30; for shareholders of record Sep 21; ex-div Sep 20. For further details see: Invesco 500 Equal Weight Energy ETF declares quarterly distribution of $0.2871

Regardless of what happens with the economy and bonds over the rest of the year, we are nearing peak exuberance in stocks. Most people fear that a slowing economy will be the trigger for a stock market selloff, but that may be the wrong worry. Bear markets are generally associated wit...

OPEC produced 26762 kb/d of crude oil in Aug 2021 based on secondary sources, an increase of 151 kb/d from June. World oil supply decreased by 30 kb/d in August, relatively flat compared to last month. OPEC 13 output may struggle to rise above 28.4 Mb/d unless sanctions are remove...

In addition to the broad goal of climate neutrality, we believe that institutional interest in environmental, social and governance investing is also supportive to commodity prices. At Russell Investments, we’ve seen an increasing institutional focus on ESG matters, and we are ...

Net zero ambitions need to be understood better by investors and policymakers. Climate risk will be felt more by those in middle and lower incomes, thus the need for reality-based approaches. Oil and gas firms are developing strategies to decarbonize and become players in the ener...

Energy equities retreated from their relative highs in June as the Delta variant spread, the value trade sputtered, and oil prices weakened following the OPEC+ announcement in July. While midstream sold off with oil and energy stocks, the fundamental picture for midstream improved in ...

The volatility of the dollar does present some problems for the world but, for better or worse, it is the world’s reserve currency and I see no real threat to that status on the horizon. I positioned our portfolios for a weak dollar period early last summer and maintained those...

In US Real GDP, major government programs correlate with the highest rates of inflation while oil prices do so after inflation is apparent. In other words, investors price oil and related industries higher once they fear further inflation. The recent rise and fall of commodity pri...

Capital expenditure expectations appear to have recovered from pre-pandemic levels in most major regions and are trending upwards according to analyst estimates. For the U.S. index, the 12-month forward capital expenditures estimate is currently $885.6 billion, up 13.8% year-over-year...

Interest rates have bottomed. Inflation expectation continues to show relative performance despite recent drop in yields. Copper has broken out of a downtrend signaling global economic growth should zoom back higher. We favor value, cyclical, and energy stocks going forward. S...