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Investment must reads we found this week for wealth advisors.

Investment must reads we found this week for wealth advisors.

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The Indian rupee may look to build on its recent gains on the back of a weaker dollar and will keep an eye on domestic and U.S. inflation data for cues, while government bond yields will track...

Actively managed ETFs have surged to 30% of all ETF assets in some countries including Canada, hinting at growth possibilities. Keep reading

On Friday, IndexIQ debuted an actively managed ETF investing in structured products and managed by MacKay Shields.

US indexes traded flattish into month-end; nonetheless, stock market operators had an impressive run as the S&P 500 index ended the month up nearly 9%, and the Nasdaq Composite rallied almost 11%.

Bond investors like to cheer falling rates, but higher interest rates are actually good news for investors because its yield that primarily drives bond returns.

Following a dismal run in 2022, emerging markets debt, including bonds denominated in local currencies, is enjoying a renaissance in 2023.

Credit risk is par for the course with many high-yield asset classes and BDCs are no exception. Fortunately, the credit outlook for BDCs is attractive.