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.
Many investors aren't in a hurry to get back into stocks.
Wall Street was downbeat in December with muted Santa Clause Rally. However, these ETF areas amassed decent assets in the month.
We discuss the market outlook and investing strategies for 2023.
As the Fed gave cues of slowing down its rate hike pace, high-growth ETF drew investors' attention in November.
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.
Investors have pumped about $100 billion in Treasury ETFs so far this year, nearly doubling the annual record of $51 billion set in 2018.
The month of September stuck to its ill-repute as key indexes incurred heavy losses.
Last week, ETFs shed about $14 billion in capital with U.S. equity ETFs leading the way higher with $11.2 billion outflows.
SHY and DLN two ETFs traded with an outsized volume in the last trading session.