Ishares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF News

We discuss the factors that led to strong US stock market performance in recent years. Check out the factors that could cause this trend to run out of steam.

Despite high rates of inflation, recent CPI readings register a 7.0% inflation rate, many stock prices have deteriorated faster than cash prices. See more here.

Fed tightening will exacerbate deflationary forces and drive lower prices for oil and other commodities. The dollar is likely to continue to rise in value.

ARK Innovation ETF's exposure to long-duration equity positions faces interest rate headwinds in 2022. Learn more about ARKK here.

Rock-bottom interest rates are set to rise as the Fed reduces stimulus. That will have a big effect on stocks, bonds and real estate.

The monetary authorities are giving markets a clear trade and green light to short US bonds (as rates and real yields rise) and be long dollars against euros.

Commodities were the only major index to gain ground last week. Read here for a detailed review...

After a great 2021 (for stocks), investors will now be mulling over what's in store this year. These ETF forecasts should help investors to take positions before hand.

Developed economy democracies are constructing a thirty-year threat/growth narrative to follow the COVID-19 narrative. The thirty-year threat/growth narrative requires monetary and fiscal policy expan

Wall Street kept up its upward momentum from 2020.

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During Refinitiv Lipper's fund-flows week ended December 15, 2021, investors were overall net redeemers of fund assets (including both conventional funds and ETFs) for the first week in nine, withdraw

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ETFs overall gathered about $18.1 billion capital last week (from Dec 3-9), bringing inflows of $816.3 billion year to date.

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