Calls For Biotech ETF Rally Gain Steam

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Biotechnology ETFs should also prove immune to hawkish changes in Fed policy. A recent study by Deutsche Bank indicates major biotech indexes have negative correlations to changes in 20-year U.S. government bonds. Looking ahead, in the years through 2024, spending growth is projected to average 5.8% and peak at 6.3% in 2020.

“So how high can biotech go? Keene points to the IBB’s weekly chart for an answer. With the 100-week moving average crossing the 50-week moving average at $320, he believes that $320 is where IBB can sit by year’s end. That would represent an 11 percent rally from Wednesday’s closing price,” reports CNBC.

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