HYG

Notable ETF Outflow Detected - HYG

Three Trends Impacting HYG And High-Yield Bonds

IShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (HYG) Default rates for high-yield bonds are rising, reaching 4.5% in December 2023. Credit spreads are narrowing and are currently below historical averages. Risk-adjusted returns for HYG are weak, treasuries look stronger as default rates rise. High-yielding corporate bonds still have a place in an investor's portfolio due to their high yields.

Bubble Up: The Everything, Everywhere Bubble

Home Market Outlook Economy Analysis Bubble Up: The Everything, Everywhere Bubble. Investors face a challenging landscape with fiscal dominance pushing bond yields and inflation. Rising interest rates aim to curb inflation but can hurt stock valuations and bond prices. We are in the euphoria phase of an AI bubble.

Weekly Report: what happened at HYG last week (0415-0419)?

Investors pull $143B from the fund market, marking the largest weekly exodus since Sept. 2009

Investors pull $143B from the fund market, marking the largest weekly exodus since Sept. 2009. Money market funds led the outflow charge with $118.5B in the week that ended April 17th. Equity funds lost $19.5b and equity focused funds $13.4B over the course of the week.

Fixed Income Investment Outlook Q2 2024: A Winding, Downward Path

Weekly Report: what happened at HYG last week (0408-0412)?

3 ETFs To Avoid, And Their Replacements