Hi, Tigers 🐯 Despite ongoing cost pressures, the healthcare sector’s growth outlook remains constructive. An ageing population and continued breakthroughs in medical innovation continue to provide long-term support Looking to invest in this sector but don’t wanna pick individual stocks? ETFs offer a simple and cost-efficient way to gain exposure! Of course, near-term challenges are real.According to a McKinsey report dated 12 January, the US healthcare system is under increasing financial pressure. Industry operating margins are expected to fall from 11.2% in 2019 to 8.9% in 2024, with payers and healthcare providers most affected. However, analysts expect conditions to improve gradually over the next three years.With an ageing population and steady demand for new therapies, healthcare rem

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