WSJWhatsNow: Some investors fear the materials sector will continue to lag as trade tensions with China drag on
The segment, which includes chemicals, construction materials, packaging and metals companies, is particularly exposed to the global economy.
While some companies have grappled with weather and other individual problems, the continuing uncertainty over the trade war is dampening expectations for the world-wide growth that drives much of the sector.
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