Invesco New York AMT-Free Municipal Bond ETF declares monthly distribution of $0.0545

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Municipal Issuance Eclipsed Expectations

Mortgage bonds posted marginally negative performance and lagged Treasuries in March. The S&P Municipal Bond Index returned -0.02%. Lower-rated credits and the 15-year part of the yield curve performed best. Continued seasonal headwinds warrant patience and caution in April.

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Q1 2024 Total Return Municipal - Munis Enjoy A Strong First Quarter

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Ahead Of The Fed: Don't Delay Return To The Muni Market

Investors who entered the market two to three months before the first Fed rate cut saw more than double the 12-month return of those who waited. Historically, putting cash to work in munis before easing began resulted in significantly higher returns. With the Fed likely to start easing soon, we think today is the ideal time to return to munis.

Invesco New York AMT-Free Municipal Bond ETF declares monthly distribution of $0.0549

Municipals Deliver Strength Ahead Of Seasonal Shift

BlackRock says municipal bonds posted positive performance and outperformed comparable Treasuries in February. The S&P Municipal Bond Index returned 0.08%. The 20-year part of the yield curve and lower-rated credits performed best. We expect supply-and-demand dynamics to turn less supportive in the coming months.

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Investing With Impact: How Municipal Bonds Are Leading The Way

Bond Outlook: From Headwind To Tailwind

The Fed is going lower, and that’s almost all you need to know about bonds. It doesn’t pay to second guess the Fed. The direction of travel is most important, not every twist and turn along the way. The reason for the Fed likely cutting rates will be different from in the past.

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Fixed Income Market Expectations In 2024

Michael Goosay, Chief Investment Officer, Global Fixed Income, shares his outlook for the fixed income markets in 2024. He says global central banks may be looking to cut interest rates in 2024 and beyond. He believes fixed income will be an attractive asset class as the economic tightening cycle turns into a pause in and an easing of policy.