Technical charts for water-focused ETFs show consistent support levels near current trading ranges, implying accumulation by long-term holders. This reinforces the bullish case for investing in water as part of diversified equity portfolios. The toxic and long-lasting chemical are man-made and can be found in items such as waterproof clothing, non-stick pans, lipsticks or food packaging. Source: Total Construction Spending: Water Supply in the United States (TLWSCONS) | FRED 2024. Japanese water-treatment stocks like Kurita Water Industries surpassed analyst price targets, fueled by Southeast Asia expansion. Investing in water globally provides currency diversification benefits alongside industry-specific growth momentum.
