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iShares Government/Credit Bond ETF (GBF) - $0.1101.30-Day SEC Yield of 1.25% as of Apr 29.Payable May 07; for shareholders of record May 04; ex-div May 03.

An activist family office that owns shares in Grayscale Bitcoin Trust is demanding a tender offer to boost prices that had fallen about 8% below the value of the digital assets it holds.

As Treasury yields stall near their prepandemic highs, investors are wagering that the tranquility will be short-lived.

iShares Government/Credit Bond ETF (GBF) - $0.1154.30-Day SEC Yield of 1.27% as of Mar 30.Payable Apr 08; for shareholders of record Apr 05; ex-div Apr 01.

iShares Government/Credit Bond ETF (GBF) - $0.1233.30-Day SEC Yield of 1.02% as of Feb 25.Payable Mar 05; for shareholders of record Mar 02; ex-div Mar 01.

The largest product from Cathie Wood’s prominent exchange-traded fund lineup did something unusual on Tuesday -- it posted outflows.

Ample economic research has shown that excessive debt, above a certain threshold of GDP, begins to drag down economic growth. US national debt is now well above that threshold. But ballooning debt, in itself, is not the fundamental issue. It is the result of the core problem. In the coming decades, the US economy will be asked to do the impossible: grow faster even while the government extracts more of its resources. There are no easy solutions. There are only painful trade-offs.