A brisk rally in industrial stocks this year has defied higher oil prices, rising bond yields and restrictive trade policies, as investors bet on big gains from the artificial intelligence boom. Now signs are emerging the optimism may have gone too far.

After a market-beating run over the past year, State Street has clearly captured investors’ attention, and Wall Street still sees room for optimism.

U.S. Bancorp, State Street, and Northern Trust have been highlighted in this Industry Outlook article.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s bold intervention to stem a potentially damaging rise in US borrowing costs has some investors saying the dollar will ultimately pay the price.

U.S. Bancorp, State Street and Northern Trust are well-placed as the Zacks Major Regional Banks industry benefits from business restructuring, acquisitions, digitization, decent loan demand and lower rates.

Healthcare ETFs are hitting 52-week highs as earnings improve, dealmaking accelerates, FDA approvals stay strong and investors seek defensive growth.

The big three issuers still have a massive lead, but more newcomers are demanding attention.

STT stock hit an all-time high yesterday, after surging 73.7% over the past year. With improving NII, strong fee income and solid earnings growth, is it a buy?

Wealth managers are looking beyond fixed income products into private markets and exchange-traded funds.

Both funds own the same blue chip REITs, but their differences in cost, structure, and recent performance make this an interesting choice.

XOP has rewarded investors with proven commodity returns while ICLN has tested their patience with the promise of a cleaner future.

State Street Corporation recently completed a US$500,000,000 offering of non-convertible, callable, non-cumulative perpetual preferred depositary shares and amended its Massachusetts Articles of Organization to establish the detailed terms of its Series L preferred stock, including a US$100,000 per-share liquidation preference. This refinement of its preferred equity structure is important because it directly shapes the company’s long-term capital mix and clarifies the rights of new...

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State Street's aerospace fund turned $1,000 into $2,346 over five years, while the airline-focused competitor lagged with a steeper drawdown.

Gracy Chen doesn’t want to run just a crypto exchange anymore.

The recent weakness in artificial intelligence high-flyers has investors rotating into the less glamorous corner of the market: financial stocks.

One fund targets pharma exclusively and surged 63% in a year, while the other diversifies across healthcare with lower volatility.

Schwab offers broader diversification with 121 holdings and lower costs, while State Street diversifies away from REITs and delivers higher income at 3.2%.

Looking back on custody bank stocks’ Q2 earnings, we examine this quarter’s best and worst performers, including State Street (NYSE:STT) and its peers.

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Funds designed to democratize private markets are attracting plenty of big-money buyers.

Weary bulls have a bull call spread as one option on the State Street SPDR S&P 500 exchange traded fund.

Archer Aviation holds an Olympic air taxi contract, a stack of blue-chip AI partnerships, and a clear FAA certification timeline, yet its shares sit closer to a 52-week low than a high. Something has to give, and the catalyst timeline is tighter than most investors realize.

XBI surged 80% in one year but endured a 54% drawdown, while IXJ delivered steadier gains with half volatility and a 1.4% dividend.

Why State Street’s new preferred offering matters for stock investors State Street (STT) has completed a US$500 million fixed income offering of non convertible, callable, non cumulative, perpetual depositary share preferred securities, giving investors another way to assess the company’s capital structure and funding mix. See our latest analysis for State Street. Alongside this preferred issuance and upcoming 2026 results calls, State Street’s share price has gained 23.7% over 90 days and...

HWC completes the OFB Bancshares acquisition, expanding its Florida presence. Does this position the bank for long-term growth? Let's find out.

Financial firms serve as the backbone of the economy, providing essential services from lending and investment management to risk management and payment processing. Market leaders have certainly capitalized on a favorable backdrop to boost profitability, helping fuel a 7.5% gain for the industry over the past six months. This performance has closely followed the S&P 500.

XBI surged 76% in one year but carries triple the expense ratio and far steeper downside risk. Which fund matches your risk appetite?

State Street's $5.7 trillion portfolio chief built a thesis that proved right on one hard asset and catastrophically wrong on another, and the story of both calls reveals something uncomfortable about how even the best institutional minds handle paradigm-shifting money.

State Street quietly sells two ETFs tracking the exact same mid-cap index at wildly different prices, and most investors holding the older one have no idea how much that gap costs them over time.

STT is set to expand its Latin America footprint with the planned buyout of Santander CACEIS Latam Securities Services, adding scale across key regional markets.

The healthcare fund just printed a record high, but cashing out of a steady compounder is often the wrong move.

Financial stocks rose in late Tuesday afternoon trading with the NYSE Financial Index advancing 0.7%

State Street's fund charges just 0.08% annually versus 0.38% for iShares, but the broader portfolio offers 100 holdings versus 60.

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State Street's fossil fuel fund delivered 41% returns over one year with far lower volatility, while iShares' renewable basket posted 33% gains but carries five times higher fees.

State Street Corporation recently reported second-quarter 2026 results, with net income rising to US$1.08 billion and diluted EPS from continuing operations at US$3.65, alongside confirming completion of a large share repurchase program and declaring higher common and preferred dividends. Beyond the headline earnings, State Street’s decision to boost its common dividend while laying out higher medium-term margin and return targets highlights management’s confidence in the company’s...

An exchange-traded fund's label tells you the category, but the real story is always in the composition.

The biggest US stock fund is asking a premium price, but the powerful earnings growth of its top holdings makes a strong case for it.

The financial services company is gearing up to celebrate the sculpture's upcoming anniversary.

Does State Street Corporation (STT) have what it takes to be a top stock pick for momentum investors? Let's find out.

Record revenue drives upward guidance and new margin targets.

KBE delivered stronger 1-year returns but has experienced greater historical volatility, while XLF offers a lower expense ratio and broader, more diversified financial exposure.

One offers broad market exposure at a lower cost; the other screens for climate-conscious investing with a higher dividend yield.

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QUALCOMM is expanding beyond smartphones with growth in automotive, edge AI and data centers, but competition and weak China demand remain key challenges.

A fund's label tells you the category, but rarely reveals the concentrated bets you are actually making inside.

Income exchange-traded funds are showing investors the money, and their popularity is showing no signs of slowing down.

XLF charges just 0.08% annually versus FTXO's 0.60%, but FTXO's concentrated bank portfolio delivered 24% returns over the past year.

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