Fed ETF Overview

The Federal Reserve of the United States is a U.S. government agency in charge of regulating the money supply and banking institutions of the United States. The Fed actions and decisions are of great importance for the economy. The Fed mandate is to achieve maximum employment, stable prices and to moderate long-term interest rates.

Features and News

Small Cap ETFs’ Fuel Evaporates as Rates Rise

For funds like IWM, flows were a bad omen.

Features and News

Inflation-Focused ETFs Struggle to Gather Assets

Despite levels of inflation not seen in decades, these funds aren’t getting as much attention as you’d expect.

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Investors Flock to Cash ETFs as Stress Over Economy Mounts

BIL, SGOV, short duration T-bill funds pull in $1.53 billion over past few days.

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Real Estate ETFs Up as Investors Anticipate Fed Easing on Interest Rates

The two recent bank collapses could cause the Federal Reserve to take a break from raising rates, benefiting the real estate sector.

Podcasts

ETF Working Lunch: Why Aren't Investors Flocking to Inflation ETFs?

ETF Think Tank's Cinthia Murphy highlights the range of inflation-focused ETFs.

Features and News

Is The End Near for Rate Hikes?

Brian Jacobsen, senior investment strategist at Allspring Global Investments, discusses the macro outlook with etf.com Senior Analyst Sumit Roy.

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Advisor Recommends a Bond Ladder With ETFs

Sam Huszczo of SGH Wealth Management uses factors for equity exposures and ladders for fixed income.

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Investors Searching for Safe Havens Flock to T-Bill ETFs

Treasury note yields remain attractive, experts say.

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High Yield Bond ETFs Struggle as Uncertainty Persists

Sticky inflation and the Fed’s next move signal trouble for riskier bonds.