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NBCC (Neuberger Berman Next Generation Connected Consumer ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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Under typical market conditions, this fund commits at least 80% of its total assets to equity securities. These investments span U.S. and international companies, including those in emerging markets, across all market capitalization sizes. The overarching investment strategy targets businesses relevant to the "Next Generation Connected Consumer" theme. The fund's managers define "NextGen Consumer" companies as those they believe are well-positioned to benefit from the expanding economic influence and spending power of Generations Y and Z.
Indian benchmark equity indices opened in the green on Monday on positive cues from the Asian markets. At the opening bell on Monday, the BSE Sensex was by 412 points, while the Nifty50 rose 110 points.
The spending habits of Americans have been unpredictable and hard to get a handle on for forecasting trends, as consumer spending appears uncorrelated to economic data. Recent developments in the economy have led to mixed attitudes among consumers with little net change in February.
With younger generations of more digitally native consumers taking a bigger slice of the global disposable income pie, the economy is poised to undergo a substantial change.
E-commerce exceeded $1 trillion in online retail consumer spending last year, a record, according to Comscore's 2023 State of Digital Commerce Report. This reflects a 21% year-over-year increase.
Sky-high inflation didn't dampen the holiday spirit of American consumers last year. A report from Adobe Analytics revealed that online sales over the holiday season rose 3.5% year-over-year to $211.7 billion.