U.S. Manufacturers Are Struggling to Reshore Their Supply Chains
Challenges for U.S. Manufacturers: Many U.S. manufacturers are struggling to source materials domestically due to high costs, limited availability, and reliance on imports, particularly from China, which has been exacerbated by tariffs.
Progress and Market Outlook: Some companies are successfully increasing domestic sourcing, but challenges remain, especially in electronics; meanwhile, analysts maintain a positive outlook on the Tema American Reshoring ETF, indicating potential growth.
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Rockwell's Q2 Margin Expansion And Solid Order Flow Underpin Raised Earnings Guidance
Quarterly Performance: Rockwell Automation reported better-than-expected second-quarter results with sales of $2.001 billion, a 6% decline year-over-year, but adjusted EPS of $2.45 exceeded analyst expectations. The company also saw an increase in operating cash flow and free cash flow compared to the previous year.
Revised Outlook: The company raised its fiscal year 2025 adjusted EPS guidance to between $9.20 and $10.20 while reaffirming its sales guidance of $8.10 billion, indicating confidence in future performance despite current market uncertainties.
Parker-Hannifin Trims Outlook, But CEO Says Firm Ready To Handle Tariff Uncertainty
Third-Quarter Results: Parker-Hannifin Corp reported mixed results for Q3, with sales of $4.96 billion slightly below expectations, but adjusted EPS of $6.94 exceeded the consensus. Orders increased by 9% year-over-year, particularly in Aerospace Systems, which saw a 14% rise.
2025 Outlook and Dividend: The company revised its 2025 outlook, expecting a slight decline in sales growth and narrowed its adjusted EPS guidance to $26.60-$26.80. Additionally, a quarterly cash dividend of $1.80 per share was declared, marking a 10% increase from the previous dividend.
U.S. Manufacturers Are Struggling to Reshore Their Supply Chains
Challenges for U.S. Manufacturers: Many U.S. manufacturers are struggling to source materials domestically due to high costs, limited availability, and reliance on imports, particularly from China, which has been exacerbated by tariffs.
Progress and Market Outlook: Some companies are successfully increasing domestic sourcing, but challenges remain, especially in electronics; meanwhile, analysts maintain a positive outlook on the Tema American Reshoring ETF, indicating potential growth.
Tuesday's ETF with Unusual Volume: RSHO
High Trading Volume: The Tema American Reshoring ETF experienced significant trading activity on Tuesday, with over 2.1 million shares traded compared to an average of about 69,000 shares, and the ETF's shares rose by approximately 2.8%.
Top Performers: Key components of the ETF included Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and CRH, both showing gains, while SPX Technologies had the highest increase at 4.6%, and Emerson Electric lagged behind with a modest rise of 0.5%.
The Zacks Analyst Blog KBE, XLE, ITA, CRPT and RSHO
Market Reaction to Trump's Victory: Following Donald Trump's presidential win, the stock market is experiencing a rally, with analysts predicting that his administration's policies on deregulation, tariffs, and tax cuts will boost various sectors, particularly banks, energy, and defense.
Investment Opportunities in ETFs: Several ETFs are highlighted as potential beneficiaries of Trump's policies, including SPDR S&P Bank ETF, Energy Select Sector SPDR, iShares U.S. Aerospace & Defense ETF, First Trust SkyBridge Crypto Industry & Digital Economy ETF, and Tema American Reshoring ETF, all showing significant gains recently.
EXCLUSIVE: Trump Victory Triggers 'Reshoring' Rally As Supply Chain Security Outweighs Cost
Reshoring Production Surge: Following Donald Trump's election victory, stocks of companies focused on reshoring production to the U.S. saw significant gains, with the American Reshoring ETF rising over 8% as investors anticipate more protectionist policies and a shift towards domestic manufacturing.
Impact of Trade Policies: Experts believe that Trump's administration will prioritize trade protectionism, potentially reducing the appeal of nearshoring to countries like Mexico, thereby encouraging companies to focus on securing supply chains through domestic production initiatives.
Rockwell's Q2 Margin Expansion And Solid Order Flow Underpin Raised Earnings Guidance
Quarterly Performance: Rockwell Automation reported better-than-expected second-quarter results with sales of $2.001 billion, a 6% decline year-over-year, but adjusted EPS of $2.45 exceeded analyst expectations. The company also saw an increase in operating cash flow and free cash flow compared to the previous year.
Revised Outlook: The company raised its fiscal year 2025 adjusted EPS guidance to between $9.20 and $10.20 while reaffirming its sales guidance of $8.10 billion, indicating confidence in future performance despite current market uncertainties.
Parker-Hannifin Trims Outlook, But CEO Says Firm Ready To Handle Tariff Uncertainty
Third-Quarter Results: Parker-Hannifin Corp reported mixed results for Q3, with sales of $4.96 billion slightly below expectations, but adjusted EPS of $6.94 exceeded the consensus. Orders increased by 9% year-over-year, particularly in Aerospace Systems, which saw a 14% rise.
2025 Outlook and Dividend: The company revised its 2025 outlook, expecting a slight decline in sales growth and narrowed its adjusted EPS guidance to $26.60-$26.80. Additionally, a quarterly cash dividend of $1.80 per share was declared, marking a 10% increase from the previous dividend.
U.S. Manufacturers Are Struggling to Reshore Their Supply Chains
Challenges for U.S. Manufacturers: Many U.S. manufacturers are struggling to source materials domestically due to high costs, limited availability, and reliance on imports, particularly from China, which has been exacerbated by tariffs.
Progress and Market Outlook: Some companies are successfully increasing domestic sourcing, but challenges remain, especially in electronics; meanwhile, analysts maintain a positive outlook on the Tema American Reshoring ETF, indicating potential growth.
Tuesday's ETF with Unusual Volume: RSHO
High Trading Volume: The Tema American Reshoring ETF experienced significant trading activity on Tuesday, with over 2.1 million shares traded compared to an average of about 69,000 shares, and the ETF's shares rose by approximately 2.8%.
Top Performers: Key components of the ETF included Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and CRH, both showing gains, while SPX Technologies had the highest increase at 4.6%, and Emerson Electric lagged behind with a modest rise of 0.5%.
The Zacks Analyst Blog KBE, XLE, ITA, CRPT and RSHO
Market Reaction to Trump's Victory: Following Donald Trump's presidential win, the stock market is experiencing a rally, with analysts predicting that his administration's policies on deregulation, tariffs, and tax cuts will boost various sectors, particularly banks, energy, and defense.
Investment Opportunities in ETFs: Several ETFs are highlighted as potential beneficiaries of Trump's policies, including SPDR S&P Bank ETF, Energy Select Sector SPDR, iShares U.S. Aerospace & Defense ETF, First Trust SkyBridge Crypto Industry & Digital Economy ETF, and Tema American Reshoring ETF, all showing significant gains recently.
EXCLUSIVE: Trump Victory Triggers 'Reshoring' Rally As Supply Chain Security Outweighs Cost
Reshoring Production Surge: Following Donald Trump's election victory, stocks of companies focused on reshoring production to the U.S. saw significant gains, with the American Reshoring ETF rising over 8% as investors anticipate more protectionist policies and a shift towards domestic manufacturing.
Impact of Trade Policies: Experts believe that Trump's administration will prioritize trade protectionism, potentially reducing the appeal of nearshoring to countries like Mexico, thereby encouraging companies to focus on securing supply chains through domestic production initiatives.
