This Week in ETFs: From November 10-14

TOP SECTORS IN NOVEMBER

The strength in Q3 earnings has been largely concentrated in Technology, Financials, and Utilities, with other factors driving positive momentum for Healthcare. In their latest sector report, Bipan Rai and Saakshi Mehta explore why markets are being resilient with a selective tilt, what sets top performers apart and four ways to position your portfolio around these themes.

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TAX TOOL KIT FOR YEAR-END

Estimated Year-End Distributions: The estimated annual reinvested distributions for BMO ETFs and ETF Series of BMO Mutual Funds are now available. Final year-end distribution amounts are expected to be announced on December 19, 2025. | Press release
2025 Tax Loss Harvesting Guide: As the year-end fast approaches, we provide ETF trade ideas to help clients generate tax savings. | Download guide

FEDERAL BUDGET 2025

BMO’s economists break down the key takeaways from Budget 2025, including key tax measures, updated economic forecasts, and what it all means for investors. This concise report offers timely analysis to help readers understand how the budget may affect individuals, businesses, and investment strategies.

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