Fed Stays Put, Hints at Hawkish Path Ahead: ETF Areas Likely to Gain
Fed holds rates steady but turns more hawkish. Here's how AI, Japan, dollar, small-cap and dividend ETFs could benefit from a higher-for-longer rate backdrop.
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Inside the Fall Behind Bitcoin ETFs
Bitcoin's slide is testing its inflation-hedge appeal as ETF outflows, rising inflation and geopolitical risks weigh on sentiment.
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Emerging Markets ETFs Soar in May: Here's Why
Emerging markets ETFs surged in May on AI-driven semiconductor gains, easing Middle East tensions and attractive valuations.
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Will Iran Peace Talks Hit a Roadblock? ETFs to Play
Iran peace talks face fresh risks as oil surged on Monday. ETFs tied to energy, commodities, income, the dollar and AI could help navigate volatility.
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Trump Portrait On US Currency? Treasury Officials Reportedly Explored $250 Bill Proposal Amid Countdown To America's 250th Anniversary
According to a report by The Washington Post, Trump administration officials have repeatedly urged the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to prepare prototypes of the $250 note.
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Dollar Holds Firm Amid Iran Deal Uncertainty: ETFs to Win/ Lose
The dollar hit a six-week high amid Iran deal uncertainty. ETFs tied to the dollar may gain, while gold and emerging markets could struggle.
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ETFs to Benefit as Dollar Logs Biggest Weekly Gain Since March
Dollar bulls are back as Fed hike expectations. Rising yields are powering the dollar's biggest weekly gain in months. Here we discuss a few ETFs worth watching.
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Is Invesco DB US Dollar Index Bullish ETF (UUP) a Strong ETF Right Now?
Smart Beta ETF report for UUP
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Dollar Dominance Deepens: Offshore Greenback Deposits Hit $14.5 Trillion, Dwarfing Rivals
According to The Kobeissi Letter, offshore U.S. dollar deposits held in banks outside of the country have surged to a record $14.5 trillion.
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US Dollar Dominance Strengthens As Iran War Drives Safe-Haven Demand — SWIFT Data Confirms The Shift
According to data from the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, the U.S. dollar’s portion of global payments rose to 51.14% in March, up from 49.25% a month earlier.