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The third-quarter 2023 was a downbeat period for investors, mainly due to rising rates.

For investors seeking momentum, Simplify Interest Rate Hedge ETF PFIX is probably on the radar. The fund just hit a 52-week high and is up 59.42% from its 52-week low price of $56.88/share.

The third-quarter was an average-to-downbeat period for investors, mainly due to rising rates.

Wall Street delivered a downbeat show last week with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq logging worst weeks since March due to rising rate worries.

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.

August was an average-to-downbeat month for investors, mainly due to rising rates.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell emphasized the need for continued vigilance in the battle against inflation in a meeting in Jackson Hole.

Wall Street delivered downbeat performances last week due to rising rates.

During the July Fed meeting, a prevailing sentiment among the majority of Fed members centered on the presence of "significant upside risks" to inflation. This means more rate hikes could be in the ca

Wall Street took a beating in the Aug 15 trading session as a result of fresh concerns over the banking sector and a weakening Chinese economy.

Still, higher core inflation rates points to a longer-than-expected period of elevated interest rates.

Wall Street delivered downbeat performances last week.

In this edition of the top-performing ETFs, a wide variety of strategies proved their worth in one-week returns. Various rising rate strategies took the lead along with India ETFs mostly at the expens

The Fed's 11th rate hike has compelled investors to flock to the interest rate hedge ETFs to protect themselves from the rising rate environment.

The PFIX ETF provides a hedge against rising long-term interest rates through a portfolio of OTC interest rate derivatives. Assets in the PFIX ETF have decreased by half as traders believe the top in