JPMorgan Ultra-Short Income ETF News

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's recent remarks indicate a delay in rate cuts.

Stocks slumped to start Q2 as an interest rate cut by the Fed may come later than anticipated before. Investors can rely on these ETF strategies to play rising yields.

JPMorgan Ultra-Short Income ETF is an actively-managed income ETF by JPMorgan. It is quite similar to T-bills, with slightly higher risk, and slightly higher returns. Although the JPST ETF has perform

Higher for longer. This was the key message to me from advisors and ETF industry folks at the Exchange conference when talking about fixed income.

Advisors got educated about ETFs and ETF experts got to show off their knowledge. What could be more enjoyable than that for an ETF nerd?

Here is a retirement portfolio for the year 2024 that investors can pursue.

Short-term yield funds like the JPST ETF are marketed as cash replacement tools. The JPST ETF underperformed money market funds in 2023 due to rising interest rates. However, with policy rates on hold

The U.S. market is in great shape as 2023 comes to a close, thanks mainly to a less-hawkish Fed, an Artificial Intelligence (AI) boom and dissipating global growth worries. This is how you can navigat

Cash is king. Yields on cash and cash alternatives are quite good, with rock-bottom risk. A quick look at four cash alternative funds follows.

JPMorgan Ultra-Short Income ETF, JPST, and SPDR® Bloomberg 1-3 Month T-Bill ETF, BIL, are popular short-term income ETFs focusing on investment-grade bonds and T-bills, respectively. JPST has slightl

The U.S. jobs market has been hot despite higher rates while U.S. consumers have been resilient despite high inflation.

"Some of the corporates got higher quality than the U.S. government [bonds] right now," JPMorgan's Bryon Lake told CNBC's "ETF Edge" this week.

Bridgewater Associates' founder Ray Dalio said he prefers cash and does not want to own bonds, as quoted on CNBC.

Investors should be well prepared to protect themselves from higher rates. We have highlighted number of ways that could prove extremely beneficial in a rising rate environment.

The 60/40 has proven to be one of the winning and time-tested strategies.