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After 3 months of declines, we saw a huge upturn in retail sales in January. Before adjusting for inflation, retail sales jumped 5.3%. After adjusting for inflation, sales were up 5.0% to a new all-time high. This is very good news and adds to the evidence that once the pandemic i...
Headline sales came in at 5.3% month-over-month to one decimal and was well above the Investing.com forecast of 1.1%. Core sales (ex Autos) came in at 5.9% MoM. January headline and core sales were up and better than forecasts. For further details see: Retail Sales Up 5....
The injection of stipends account for the boosted spending in January 2021. Unadjusted, total retail sales rose 5.80% year-over-year last month. Consumer spending which didn't happen during the final three months of 2020 was made up in the first one of 2021. For further deta...
Retail sales and food-services spending jumped 5.3 percent in January following 3 consecutive declines from October through December. Core retail sales, which exclude motor vehicle dealers and gasoline retailers, posted a sharp 6.1 percent surge for the month following decreases of 2....
Risk assets continued their historic run last week with EM equities and commodities leading the way. Bonds sold off as the 10-year Treasury note yield broke above 1.20% for the first time since the lows last spring. The 10-year TIPS yield closed the week at 1.02%, near the all-tim...
U.S. retailers soon will be reporting Q4 2020 earnings. The Refinitiv U.S. Retail and Restaurant Q4 earnings index is expected to decline by -12.0%. Only nine out of 32 estimates in our Restaurant Same Store Sales universe are expected to see positive comps. For further deta...
I generally think about retail as sitting on a spectrum from logistics to experience. E-commerce began at the logistics end, as a new and (sometimes) more efficient way to get something. It's not always more efficient. The right logistics in retail is a matter of algebra. ...
Some of these industries have amazing dividend growers. The key for these companies is to build a strong brand that serves them well over time. Unfortunately, while consumer cyclical companies can show double-digit growth during good years, the winds can change directions quickly. ...
Retail sales were surprisingly strong in 2020. Factors driving consumer spending in 2021 include vaccines, government support and stimulus, jobs, and pent-up demand for services. Bruinsma: Next winners could be in travel, restaurants and apparel/footwear as the economy re-opens. ...
Europe is clearly at risk of a double-dip recession, albeit a modest one. The IHS Markit Flash Eurozone Composite PMI (Purchasing Managers Index) clocked in at 47.5, down from December's 49.1. The UK is in a worse situation, at an even greater risk than the eurozone of a double-dip re...
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John Hancock Investment Management celebrates five-year anniversary of its original ETF suite PR Newswire BOSTON, Sept. 28, 2020 TSX/NYSE/PSE: MFC SEHK: 945 BOSTON , Sept. 28, 2020 /PRNewswire/ - John Hancock Investment Managem...
BOSTON , Feb. 5, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- John Hancock Investments today announced that the expense ratios for its nine sector ETFs subadvised by Dimensional Fund Advisors, LP, its Floating Rate Income Fund subadvised by Bain Capital Credit, and its Small Cap Value Fund subadvised by Wel...