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A lower-than-expected CPI report resulted in a dramatic rally in equities.

The $509.1 million BBH is still in the red on a year-to-date basis, but investors could be in store for better things in 2023.

With domestic fixed income offerings faltering, investors are understandably apprehensive about U.S. bonds.

The demise of privately held FTX is punishing an array of crypto-correlated and fintech equities, including member firms in ETFs like DAPP.

PFXF currently sports a 30-day SEC yield of 6.67%, which could be a sign value is afoot with in the broader preferred market.

The market remains nervous about Brazil’s fiscal debates – will the central bank respond with a hike? EM current account narrative is split between concerns and a comeback.

Compared to the U.S. and other developed markets bonds, EM bonds not only provide significantly higher nominal and real yields on average but also shorter durations.

With investment grade corporate bond yields providing meaningful income and with elevated market volatility, we believe there are now opportunities in mispriced bonds with attractive valuations.

Commodity indexes have maintained good gains all year in the face of rising interest rates and the stronger U.S. dollar.

This year’s bond market turbulence could be giving way to opportunities for municipal bonds, including high yield ETFs such as HYD and SHYD.