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Invesco Food & Beverage ETF: (PBJ)

(Delayed Data from NYSE) As of Feb 25, 2026 03:55 PM ET

$50.08 USD

50.08
9,189

-0.85 (-1.67%)

Volume: 9,189

Zacks ETF Rank

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3 - Hold of 5     3    

After-Market: $50.29 +0.21 (0.42 %) 7:58 PM ET

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'Shrinkflation' to Save Consumer Staples ETFs

Consumer staples companies look to save margins by 'shrinkflation'. It is the term to describe the maintenance of companies' margins by shrinking consumer products in weight, size or quantity.

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4 Sector ETFs to Bet Big on Decent U.S. Manufacturing Data

The ISM Manufacturing PMI was 52.8 in August of 2022, which beat market forecasts of 52.

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Is Invesco Dynamic Food & Beverage ETF (PBJ) a Strong ETF Right Now?

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Inflation Cools But Food Prices Up Since 1979: ETFs in Focus

Inflation in the United States moderated slightly as energy and gasoline prices dropped. However, inflation is still near its highest level in four decades and food prices are at the highest annual rate since 1979.

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ETFs & Stocks to Win on Uptick in June Retail Sales

Retail sales in the United States jumped 1% sequentially in June of 2022, beating forecasts of a 0.8% gain.

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Yield Curve Inverts Most Since 2000: Defensive ETFs in Focus

The yield curve inversion between 10-year and 2-year rates has deepened to a level not seen since 2000, signaling a recession is in the cards.