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ETFs to Gain from Rising Rates
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The Fed enacted a 75-bp rate hike late last week and is likely to hike further in the coming months.
ETFs to Gain from Rising Rates
by Sanghamitra Saha
Rising rate worries are gripping the whole world, crippling the investing scenario again with uncertainty. These ETFs may provide you some support against it.
ETF Areas to Bet on as Fed Might Hike Rates 0.75% in June
by Sweta Jaiswal, FRM
Speculations are doing the rounds about the Federal Reserve taking a very tough stance on interest rate hikes to control persistently high inflation levels.
Benchmark Treasury Yields Jump: 5 ETFs to Play
by Sanghamitra Saha
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ETF Areas to Consider as Fed Hikes Rates Again in 2022
by Sweta Jaiswal, FRM
The central bank hiked the benchmark interest rates by 50 basis points on May 4, which stands out as the biggest interest-rate increase since 2000.
ETF Areas Poised to Gain from Fed's Aggressive Tone
by Sweta Jaiswal, FRM
The latest FOMC minutes of the March meeting, highlighted the central bank's plans to control the inflation levels by larger interest rate hikes. It also outlined the method and magnitude of reduction of balance sheet.
4 Bond ETFs to Play If Rates Continue to Rise
by Sanghamitra Saha
There are fixed-income ways that would help investors mitigate faster Fed rate hike threats yet emerge profitable.
Floating Rate ETFs to Bet on Rate Hike
by Sweta Killa
Investors seeking to prepare for higher rates could flock to the floating rate bond ETFs.
ETFs to Buy on Latest Fed Rate Hike and More Hereafter
by Sanghamitra Saha
The latest Fed meeting held on Mar 16 came across as hawkish as the Fed hiked rates by 25 bps and eyes several more hikes this year.
Fed Rate Hike to Bring These ETF Areas to the Forefront
by Sweta Jaiswal, FRM
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has already proposed a quarter-point hike in March to the Senate Banking Committee to control the red-hot inflation levels.