SPDR S&P Retail ETF (XRT) Dividend History

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• 3 Retailers Poised to Outmaneuver Tariff and Recession Concerns

  Despite challenging economic conditions with tariffs and potential recession, three retailers show resilience and potential for growth: TJX Companies, Global-e Online, and Boot Barn Holdings.

  Investing.com

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• XRP News: As Ripple’s Price Eyes Breakout, $XRT Surges 150% Launches Liquid Staking On XRPL

  Xrpturbo, a DeFi platform on the XRP Ledger, has launched its liquid staking feature offering 25% APY. The platform's native token XRT has surged 150% since its presale and is now trading on BitMart and Xpmarket. Xrpturbo is also rolling out a Governance & Launchpad DApp on the XRPL Testnet.

  GlobeNewswire Inc.
• Best Stock to Buy Right Now: Walmart vs. Realty Income

  Realty Income and Walmart are two very different companies, but they intersect in the retail real estate market. Realty Income, a REIT, leases properties to retailers like Walmart. While Walmart is performing well, its dividend yield is low compared to Realty Income's. For income investors, Realty Income may be the better choice, as its dividend yield is higher and its valuation appears more attractive.

  The Motley Fool

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• Is Market Broadening an Illusion? AI-Driven ETFs Doing the Trick

  The AI frenzy emphasized the significance of the extensive opportunities within the AI ecosystem. As a result, investors are leaving no stone unturned to tap the AI ecosystem in every form.

  Zacks Investment Research

  Featured Companies: COPX IDU NUKZ NVDA SMH URA UTES XLK XLY
• Consumer Confidence Declines As Worries Over Economy Persist

  Consumers are slightly more concerned over the economy this month as they assess current business and labor market conditions, according to data released Tuesday. The Conference Board said its Consumer Confidence Index dipped from 101.3 in May to 100.4 in June, while its Present Situation Index — based on consumers' gauge of current business and labor market conditions — improved from 140.8 last month to 141.5 in June. But the nonprofit entity’s Expectations Index, which tracks consumers' short-term outlook for income, business and labor market conditions, fell from 74.9 in May to 73.0 in June. It has stayed below 80, the threshold which usually signals a recession ahead, for five straight months, the board said. "Confidence pulled back in June but remained within the same narrow range that's held throughout the past two years, as strength in current labor market views continued to outweigh concerns about the future,” Dana M. Peterson, the board’s chief economist, ...Full story available on Benzinga.com

  Benzinga

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