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Among sectors, energy is standing out this year and oil refiners are getting in on the act. Take the case of the VanEck Vectors Oil Refiners ETF (CRAK).

With higher relative yields, a history of strong risk-adjusted returns, and protection against rising rates, there is a strong case for a strategic allocation to collateralized loan obligations (CLOs) within an income portfolio.

In what could be a long-term positive for the VanEck Vectors Green Bond ETF (NYSEArca: GRNB), issuance of green bonds is an increasingly global affair.

Commodities may offer a hedge against inflation, as well as portfolio diversification. We address questions about the VanEck CM Commodity Index Fund in this Q&A.

The Fed delivered a hawkish hike just as the Q2 GDP growth surprised massively to the downside. China’s growth forecasts are being cut again, but the Politburo is not too keen on massive stimulus.

Fallen angels outperformed broad high yield in June. Spread widening and volatility may provide opportunities to add exposure.

Despite rating changes and volatility in the municipal bond market for 2021, Moody's annual report offers an overall picture of stability. We explore the key findings.

With the Australian share market dominated by banking and resources heavyweights, Australian investors need to think beyond active and market-cap strategies in Australian equities, according to VanEck.

Pressures on EM sovereign debt may feel pervasive, but strong fundamentals and credible policies help to keep sovereign spreads in check.

The prospect of recession contributed to a decline in commodity prices, but this may have created an attractive entry point for inflation-fighting assets.