iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade ETF News

Bond ETFs are poised to reach another milestone. They are currently just shy of $2 trillion in global assets under management ($1.993 trillion as of June 20) and ahead of schedule.

An ETF's spread is the difference between the price at which investors can buy the fund on the exchange and the price at which it can't be sold. For sure, an ETF's spread is important, especially for

LQD is the largest, most well-known investment-grade corporate bond fund in the market. USIG is a smaller fund in the same industry niche. I believe it to be better as well. An explanation as to why f

Investors were net purchasers of fund assets for the second consecutive week, injecting a net $19.2 billion for the LSEG Lipper fund-flows week ended June 14. Equity ETFs witnessed net inflows for the

BANX has bounced back after being sold off during the banking crisis, with its NAV increasing by 2.62% in April. ETW offers a more defensive approach with a call-writing strategy and global exposure,

The U.S. consumer inflation rate took a dip to touch 4.0% in May 2023, marking the lowest since March 2021.

Exchange-traded funds that invest in Treasury bonds fell Tuesday after the May inflation report, as the market anticipated the Federal Reserve may continue hiking interest rates after a June pause.

Investors were overall net purchasers of fund assets for the sixth week in seven, adding a net of $22.4 billion. Money market funds, taxable-bond funds, and tax-exempt bond funds attracted new capital

Morgan Stanley is bullish on equities in Japan, Taiwan and South Korea and suggest an overweight position in developed-market government bonds, including long-dated Treasuries, and the dollar.

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Treasuries are considered the cheapest segment of financial markets, while investment-grade corporate bonds offering yields above 5.3%. The iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF is a sol

As of year-end 2022, U.S. insurance companies invested $37 billion in ETFs. This represented only a fraction of the $6.5 trillion in U.S. ETF assets under management and the $7.9 trillion in invested

Overall, ETFs pulled in $7 billion in capital last week, taking the year-to-date inflows to $127.7 billion.

With the Q1 earnings season slowly coming to an end, investors have turned their attention back to the Federal Reserve Board's fiscal policies, the political standoff over the debt ceiling, and econom

Investors were net purchasers of fund assets for the fourth week in a row, injecting a net $4.6 billion for the week ended Wednesday, May 17. Equity ETFs experienced net outflows for the second week i