Franklin Templeton Trust Liberty ETF News

Franklin Templeton's head of ETF product and capital markets David Mann heard “a lot of good chatter” at Exchange 2023. Two main themes dominated the chatter: Franklin Templeton's “active fixed

Bond investors can utilize actively managed municipal bond exchange traded funds to  seek out the best opportunities and exploit inefficiencies in the complex muni market. In the recent webcast, Expl

While municipal bonds have always been known for investor benefits such as tax-free income and diversification, the muni market has cheapened amid 2022's heightened volatility – making now an opport

Franklin Templeton has changed the name, investment objective, and principal strategies of the Franklin Liberty Municipal Bond ETF (NYSE Arca: FLMB). Effective May 3, the fund was renamed the Franklin

The recent CEF market drawdown has made it clear that it is those investors who maintain dry powder reserves that can fully take advantage of current attractive CEF yields.

Commodities don't have the panache of most equities but it's an opportunity investors can consider when it comes to investing in needs versus wants. In the case of water, something the world obviously

The Treasury curve bear-steepened and muni yields followed higher. Moody’s: Covid-19 will result in state and local government austerity and higher leverage.

Treasury yields bear-steepened. Powell comments on desire for more inflation not immediately recognizable in yields.

At the beginning of this year, we created the Baskin Fixed Income Fund as a more efficient way to manage your fixed income investments.

Over the years, individual investors have flocked to municipal bonds to meet safety, income and after-tax return goals.

Municipal bonds issued by state and local entities fund projects across various sectors that create the foundation upon which local economies thrive.

Muni yields fell more as ratios have declined. Muni funds experienced net inflows for 10th consecutive week.

States and towns are reluctant to make any issuance until they have an understanding of just how bad their revenue losses are going to be.

My attention is fully focused on the markets and what is driving them. The Superman for the markets is Chairman Jerome Powell, the Presidents and Governors of t

The first two months of the year witnessed a drop in US Treasury yields as well as muni yields as concerns over slowing growth internationally kept bond yields