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JPIE: Low-Volatility Debt ETF Beating Benchmarks But Lagging Peers

JPMorgan Income ETF is an actively managed debt fund with 1428 holdings, a 6.5% yield, and a 0.39% expense ratio. The portfolio turnover rate is 162% for the most recent fiscal year. The risk profile of JPIE is on the safer side, which translates into low volatility relative to bond benchmarks. JPIE has performed well compared to benchmarks but has lagged behind some competitors. JPMorgan Income ETF: Low-Volatility Debt ETF Beating Benchmarks But Lagging Peers.

Vanguard spotlights opportunities in the bond market as rates are expected to decline

Vanguard spotlights opportunities in the bond market as rates are expected to decline. Inflation has cooled to levels that would allow for the Federal Reserve to start cutting rates in 2024. The shorter end of the U.S. 2 Year Treasury yield has fallen 5 basis points to 4.37%.

Yield curve between 2s/10s comes to closest level of becoming un-inverted in 9 months

Yield curve between 2s/10s comes to closest level of becoming un-inverted in 9 months on Thursday. The inverted yield curve between the U.S. 2 Year Treasury yield and the 10 year Treasury yield reached its closest level to becoming unverted in nine months. The 2s10s curve continues to steepen and is now 14 basis points away from un- inverting. The inversion took hold in July 2022.

Asset Class Scoreboard: June 2024

Wolfe Research suggests the 2s/10s yield curve wants to breakout

Wolfe Research suggests the 2s/10s yield curve wants to breakout. The inversion between the U.S. 2 Year Treasury yield and the US10 Year yield remains inverted but looks like it "wants to breakout (steepen)" At the moment, the inversion sits at -26 basis points and is close to being un-inverted.

Weekly Forecast, July 19, 2024: Why 3-Month Bill Most Likely Range Is Near Zero In 2034

Weekly Report: what happened at BND last week (0715-0719)?

Fed rate cuts aren’t imminent as labor market data comes with caveats - Vanguard