Hot Reads: Non-US Single-Stock ETF Filings Pulled

Compiled by ETF.com Staff

Fund Managers Pull Nearly 130 Single-Stock ETF Applications (Financial Times)
The funds would have been linked to the price of non-U.S. companies such as Saudi Aramco and Alibaba.

IPO Market on Track For Worst Performance In 30 Years (Institutional Investor)
Venture capital and private equity have left the market, and the third quarter’s proceeds are the lowest since 2008.

How Do Interest Rates Impact REIT Returns? (The Evidence Based Investor)
Conventional wisdom says rising interest rates are bad for real estate returns. Is that actually the case?

El-Erian: Investors Expect More 'Collateral Damage' From Fed Moves (ThinkAdvisor)
The economist says the recent policy moves resemble behavior found in developing countries.

'Sellers Aren't Selling' as Mortage Rates Climb Toward 7% (Yahoo Finance)
And the tight supply of homes for sale has caused more would-be buyers to be locked in the rental space.

7 Best ETFs of 2022 (Forbes)
These funds were well-run, had low fees and delivered category-beating, risk-adjusted five-year returns.

Bond Market Mess Is Chance to Lock in High Yields for Longer (ThinkAdvisor)
Volatility in bond prices is expected to persist over the short to medium term.

Wall Street's Fear Gauge Waking Up to Market Mayhem (Financial Magazine)
The Cboe Volatility Index (VIX) is finally flashing signs of stress as the S&P 500 careens to a fresh bear market low.

Global Market Risk Building as in 2007: Summers (FA Mag)
The former Treasury Secretary likened the array of risks conforming the global economy to the pre-crisis summer of 2007.

Surviving a Bear Market When You're Done Saving (A Wealth of Common Sense)
How retirees should think about navigating bear markets.

Want to Beat Stagflation? (Kiplinger)
Invest like it's the 1970s.

Meta Platforms Pauses Hiring, Warns of Restructuring (Yahoo News)
Several tech companies have been forced to slash headcount in recent months as advertisers trim spending to prepare for a looming recession.