The Federal Reserve, as expected, raised interest rates by a quarter-percentage-point but signaled that it may pause further increases.
Unlike fixed-coupon bonds, floating rate ETFs do not lose value when the rates go up, making the bonds ideal for protecting investors against capital erosion in a rising rate environment.
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Investors are finding value in bonds for the first time in a decade as higher interest rates make fixed-income lucrative, according to JPMorgan Chase.
Many ETFs from various corners of the market are poised to benefit from a rising-rate environment.
Rising rate worries have crippled the investing world this year.
The central bank raised interest rates by another three-quarters of a percentage point.
Investors seeking to prepare for higher rates could flock to the floating rate bond ETFs.
The 10-year Treasury yields hit a two-month high of 3.26%, while 2-year yields jumped to a new 15-year high of 3.51%. Investors could tap the opportune moment of rising rates through ETFs that will benefit...