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However, with some market observers forecasting a bitcoin rebound in the back half of 2023, ETFs such as XBTF could be worth evaluating.

SMOT, the newest addition to VanEck’s lineup of wide moat ETFs, confirms to investors the benefits of wide moat investing.

Domestic equities struggled as volatility remained high. Rising prices may be causing a decline in personal savings and a turn to retailers like Walmart.

India appears to be on the cusp of a growth trajectory similar to China propelled forward by domestic demand and the development of digital and manufacturing infrastructure.

EM and DM tightening cycles are getting less synchronized. Can EMs handle earlier exits and rate cuts?

Slower growth can free room for EM rate cuts and potentially lead to better current account outcomes. Still, EM is not a monolith, and slower growth will pose policy challenges for many.

PFXF is among the assets that that dealt with headwinds in 2022. However, it could turn brighter in 2023 and PFXF has some sources of allure.

Following one of the worst years on record for the fixed income market, bond ETFs are offering investors a variety of rebound opportunities.

Fortunately, ETFs such as PPH feature rosters that are chock full of quality pharmaceutical companies with traits to power 2023 rebounds.

If the Fed dials back the pace of its rate hikes in 2023 and lays off that plan altogether, a preferred ETF or stock could be prime rebound candidates.