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The iShares U.S. Consumer Focused ETF aims to provide investment exposure to U.S. companies operating in the discretionary consumer spending sector, identified through a unique proprietary classification system. The fund further prioritizes increasing its allocation to American businesses that generate a larger percentage of their revenue from consumer expenditures and have more of their consumer goods and services produced domestically, thereby amplifying these specific characteristics beyond the general scope of its proprietary classification.

Retail sales dropped 0.9% in May, but select sectors like online, apparel, and furniture retail defied the downturn with gains. ETFs like ONLN, RTH, XRT and IEDI should benefit.

iShares U.S. Consumer Focused ETF offers a unique, AI-driven approach of consumer discretionary, with a more defensive profile than traditional ETFs in this sector. While IEDI has average fundamentals, it has historically delivered superior risk-adjusted performance compared to competitors. IEDI has a few drawbacks: low assets under management, limited liquidity, portfolio concentration, and recent underperformance.

Retail sales grew at a slower pace than Wall Street had expected in December.

The Fed minutes infused some optimism as most officials favored a September rate cut if inflation continued to cool. Sector ETFs, which are the major beneficiaries of a rate cut, rallied to new 52-week highs.

These ETF investing areas should see an uptick in business this Easter.