The World Economy And Its Effect On Your Bond ETFs
21 June 2010 at 2:43 pm by Staff
The European debt crisis and the declining “euro-dollar” still have the power to roil the markets. Unemployment in the U.S. remains stubbornly high. And fear of a housing “double dip” or a GDP “double dip” is elevated… to say the least!
Nevertheless, risk assets have rallied fairly dramatically off the lows of June 7. If risk asset continue to thrive, would your Bond ETFs suffer? Are there other types of Income ETFs for market uncertainty?
Treasury ETFs Step Back; What Next? - Tom Lydon, ETF Trends
BP Stock Drop Hits Energy ETFs - Roger Nusbaum, The Street
Van Eck Plans MLP ETF Too - Oliver Ludwig, Index Universe
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