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Investing in evergreen sectors such as consumer staples, utilities, and healthcare can provide stability and potential growth in uncertain market conditions, making them essential for a well-rounded investment portfolio.
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This article explores key defensive sectors—staples, utilities, and healthcare—that investors should monitor for stability during market fluctuations, supported by historical data and current trends.