There is more to the market than just high-growth technology stocks.
Warren Buffett, the legendary investor, has preferred cash over stocks right now. Investors seeking to follow the legendary investor should invest in cash-like ETFs.
High chances of a U.S. recession, almost no chances of U.S. debt default and less-hawkish Fed in 2023 should boost U.S. treasury ETFs in the near term.
The global ETF assets could top $11 trillion by 2027. Fixed-income ETFs are expected to remain the top contributor, growing substantially faster than any other asset class.
Wall Street witnessed a decent March despite heightened volatility created by bank failures in the United States and Europe. A flight-to-safety led investors to flock to safe-haven U.S. Treasuries in the...
This ultra-short bond ETF hits a new 52-week high. Are more gains in store for this ETF?
The current stock market turmoil triggered by banking woes and huge uncertainty over the Fed's rate hike path has made investors jittery, raising demand for cash-like ETFs.
As Fed rate hike worries grew in February, short-term U.S. treasury bond ETFs amassed huge assets as these bonds have lower interest rate and default risks.
Short-dated U.S. bond ETFs gained investors' love last week as Treasury yields continued their climb for the fourth consecutive week on more interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve.
ETFs pulled in $9.3 billion in capital during the first week of 2023 with U.S. fixed-income ETFs leading the way higher with $9.4 billion in inflows.
