No one wants long duration fixed-income ETFs. Or do they?
As markets adjust to the new regime at the Federal Reserve — less communication, more division — U.S. exchange-traded fund investors are limiting their exposure to long-duration, rate-sensitive products, even as they expand the breadth of fixed-income ETFs they are willing to buy.
As markets adjust to the new regime at the Federal Reserve — less communication, more division — U.S. exchange-traded fund investors are limiting their exposure to long-duration, rate-sensitive products, even as they expand the breadth of fixed-income ETFs they are willing to buy.
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