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Bitcoin: Focus on bitcoin in Q1 overshadows broadening of US ETF landscape - Vimarsana News

Bitcoin: Focus on bitcoin in Q1 overshadows broadening of US ETF landscape

Spot bitcoin ETFs and AI investments overshadowed Q1. Predictions include single-country and bond ETF growth. Key trends: Japan-focused ETFs, broadening U.S. stock market leadership, value stocks. Watch for Fidelity, Invesco, Capital Group.

Bond-Market Crash: Warren Buffett and Others Snap up Fixed Income - Vimarsana News

Bond-Market Crash: Warren Buffett and Others Snap up Fixed Income

Bonds now offer "something for everyone" despite the asset class' nightmare run since the pandemic, according to PIMCO strategists.

Bond ETFs continue to recover and attract record inflows at the expense of outflows from gold ETFs threatening its sustainable rise - Vimarsana News

Bond ETFs continue to recover and attract record inflows at the expense of outflows from gold ETFs threatening its sustainable rise

Bond ETFs continue to recover and attract record inflows at the expense of outflows from gold ETFs threatening its sustainable rise

Contribution of UK-listed active ETFs to total flows halves in September 2023 - Vimarsana News

Contribution of UK-listed active ETFs to total flows halves in September 2023

The proportion of London Stock Exchange-listed ETF flows accounted for by active ETFs has fallen to 6.4% in September, almost halving from 12.6% in August, according to data from LSEG Lipper.

Treasury Crash: Largest Bond ETF Hits 16-Year Low Amid Breathless Sell-Off - Vimarsana News

Treasury Crash: Largest Bond ETF Hits 16-Year Low Amid Breathless Sell-Off

The iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF has plunged by 15% this year and hit the lowest since July 2007 as the relentless bond sell-off continues.