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Invesco Food & Beverage ETF (NY:PBJ)

48.86 +0.37 (+0.76%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 6:30 PM EDT, Jul 22, 2026 Add to My Watchlist
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5 ETF Stories Of 2022 To Stay Hot In 2023 ↗
A look at some of the hot events of 2022 that influenced the market in a big way. 
Via Talk Markets
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5 ETFs To Shower Solid Gains This Thanksgiving Week ↗
Heading into the Thanksgiving week, history shows that the holiday-shortened week is a bullish feast for stock investors, even with low volumes. 
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American Tower, ON Semiconductor, Cisco Systems And This Defensive ETF Feature On CNBC's 'Final Trades' ↗
On CNBC’s “Halftime Report Final Trades,” Liz Young of BNY Mellon Investment Management chose Invesco Dynamic Food & Beverage ETF (NYSE: PBJ), saying “people will 
Via Benzinga
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5 Defensive ETFs To Play As Recession Fears Grow ↗
The Fed has been aggressive in bringing down inflation, which is near its highest level since the early 1980s. This has compelled investors’ flight to defensive sectors. 
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4 ETFs To Gain From Hotter-Than-Expected Inflation ↗
Inflation also rose 0.1% from July and is still hovering near a 40-year high, dashing investors’ hopes with the possibility that price pressures would weaken, allowing the Fed to slow its pace of... 
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5 Recession-Proof ETFs for Your Portfolio ↗
Investors should stash their cash in some conventionally secure and recession-proof corners of the broad market. 
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Food ETFs Getting Investors' Love Amid Shortage ↗
Worries over the growing global food crisis and rising prices have rekindled investors’ interest in ETFs that focus on the food and beverage space. 
Via Talk Markets
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5 ETFs to Make the Most of Red-Hot 40-Year High Inflation ↗
Investors could make some profits by investing in ETFs benefiting from the rising inflation. 
Via Talk Markets
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7 Food Stocks to Buy as Shortages Impose Huge Pressures ↗
The combination of inflation and supply shortages suggest putting your work into the necessities and food stocks into your portfolio. 
Via InvestorPlace
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4 Sector ETFs To Bet Big On Upbeat U.S. Manufacturing Data ↗
Against the current economic backdrop, we highlight some sectors that emerged winners last month. Though some associated sector ETFs have lost in returns, the manufacturing data shows strength in the... 
Via Talk Markets
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5 ETFs to Binge on This Thanksgiving Week for Solid Gains ↗
Thanksgiving week is historically a bullish feast for the U.S. stock market even with low volumes and a holiday-shortened week. 
Via Talk Markets
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Celebrate Fourth of July With These ETFs ↗
This Fourth July will be a celebration of not only freedom but also economic growth. Along with the spirit of Americans, this Independence Day should lift revenues and profits in various corners. 
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5 Sector ETFs Hitting New Highs Amid Market Volatility ↗
Here are several ETFs from various sectors that are hitting new highs in the last couple of sessions. Any of these could be excellent plays for investors looking to ride out the bullish trend in the... 
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5 ETFs to Profit From Higher Food Prices ↗
Investors could easily make some profit from surging food prices through a number of ETFs or ETNs with lower risk. Any of these products could make for a good choice if the current trends continue. 
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