ETF high yield bond

  • EM Junk Bonds Offer Pleasant Perks

    For investors considering HYEM, that would be meaningful because the ETF, which tracks the ICE BofA Diversified High Yield US Emerging Markets Corporate Plus Index, holds dollar-denominated debt. “Central

  • Don’t Miss Out on High Yield With WFHY

    High yield bond ETFs, otherwise known as junk bonds, raked in $3 billion on Thursday according to Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, as optimism around potential Fed interest rate easing in

  • Investors Looked to High Yield Before Fed’s Decision

    So, prior to the Fed announcing its decision on Wednesday to raise interest rates by another 75 basis points, ETF investors put more money into high-yield fixed income funds. The Fed continued its aggressive

  • With Yields of 8.8%, High Yield Deserves Its Moniker

    “Our initial product suites aim to create a full toolkit for high yield investors looking to implement their specific views on the market, and we anticipate extending this approach to other fixed income asset classes.”

  • High Yield Is Living Up to its Name

    “Our initial product suites aim to create a full toolkit for high yield investors looking to implement their specific views on the market, and we anticipate extending this approach to other fixed income asset classes.”

  • Why Sector Positioning Matters Within U.S. High Yield

    Year-to-date, energy is the best-performing sector within high yield since industry fundamentals remain strong, with high yield exploration and production companies still benefitting from oil prices well above their

  • Patient Investors Could Be Rewarded for Junk Bond Faith

    Another reason, albeit longer-ranging, to mull FLHY is that some high-level investors are expressing faith in the possibilities of a high yield rebound by forming new distressed debt funds. On the other hand, with

  • Investors Could Be Rewarded for Junk Bond Faith

    First, the aforementioned Markit iBoxx USD Liquid High Yield isn’t performing dramatically more poorly than the Bloomberg US Aggregate Bond Index, indicating that risk-tolerant investors may want to evaluate

  • Fallen Angels may Lead Second-Half Rebound

    Fallen angels are bonds born with investment-grade ratings that are later downgraded to junk status. Conversely, some new fallen angels struggle over the near term due to loss of investment-grade ratings.