Tag: ETF bond

Tabula Investment Management has unveiled the first fixed income ETF in Europe to target government bonds issued by the Middle Eastern member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). The Gulf

MIG, which follows the MVIS ® Moody’s Analytics ® US Investment Grade Corporate Bond Index, delivers exposure to attractively valued investment-grade corporate debt with reduced default risk. Noting that

The JPMorgan Ultra-Short Income ETF ( NYSEARCA: JPST ) is marketed as a cash replacement tool for investment portfolios, offering higher yields than money market funds. Also, JPST’s portfolio has

Up to 30% of the portfolio may be allocated to bonds with sub-investment-grade credit ratings, up to 25% to bonds from issuers domiciled outside of the US, and up to 20% to bonds denominated in

Clemons noted that the challenging markets have brought more investors to ETFs, particularly short term bonds, in a flight to safety. “There are more opportunities,” Harper said, noting how much more comfortable

American Funds Bond Fund of America’s BFFAX People Pillar rating increased to High from Above Average, resulting in the fund’s cheapest share classes being upgraded to an Analyst Rating of Gold, while its

To be sure, with U.S. rates being dragged down by zero interest rate (ZIRP) central bank policies, negative sovereign debt yields abroad and a lack of inflation, to name a few key factors, investors had been left with

Since February, BondBloxx has launched 19 fixed income ETFs, including seven industry sector-specific high yield bond ETFs, three ratings-specific high yield bond ETFs, eight target-duration U.S. Treasury

“Wall Street banks are raising their outlook for emerging markets’ hard-currency bonds as a slowdown in U.S. rate hikes could provide some breathing space for the embattled asset class,” a Reuters article said.

In addition, I bonds are exempt from state and local taxes, making them an attractive investment for many people. The fixed rate remains constant for the life of the bond, while the adjustable rate fluctuates in

Decades of research have revealed that investors can achieve higher expected and realized returns over longer time horizons on an upwardly sloping-yield curve. In the upcoming webcast, Dimensional Presents

Corporate bonds can still offer investors a healthy dose of yield, and with debt at depressed prices in the current market environment, there’s value to be had for fixed income investors. Per its fund description, it seeks current income by emphasizing investment-grade debt while dynamically

In effect, going to an extreme, a CEF that holds all its funds in cash with 0% returns, can still generate a call it 10% dividend yield via ROC. For example, this year, many equity based CEFs do not have the capital

Fidelity International has launched a new actively managed fixed income ETF in Europe providing climate-conscious exposure to high yield corporate bonds that have been selected using a multi-factor investment