Lately, investors and advisors have been seeing more data supporting the case for a soft landing. Last Friday, the U.S. Department of Labor reported that the country added a colossal 254k jobs in September.
Despite what some naysayers may have you believe, using ESG screening in a core fund can be greatly beneficial. Take the Calvert US Large-Cap Core Responsible Index ETF (CVLC), for example.
ESG investing is gaining traction, particularly in institutional investing. CVLC tracks well-managed US companies with strong ESG focus. The fund offers diversified holdings, a low expense ratio, but potential underperformance due to ESG limitations.
The Calvert US Large-Cap Core Responsible Index ETF invests with a focus on ESG through a socially responsible approach. The CVLC fund has delivered solid performance this year, with its tracking index outperforming benchmarks over the past decade. CVLC is a suitable option for investors in the ESG ETF universe, well-positioned to continue delivering positive returns.