Avantis Core Fixed Income ETF

AVIG offers an active exposure to a broad range of investment-grade debt securities from issuers around the globe.

2025 is just weeks away, and with it comes the opportunity to refresh investor portfolios. While many investors are used to moving in and out of “satellite” ETFs all year in the core and satellite investing model, the end of the year can offer the opportunity to swap core strategies, too.

Is Now the Time to Switch to Active Core Fixed Income?

With 2023 in the books, fixed income investors may be looking at corporate bonds for added yield. They will also need to balance the need for yield with mitigating credit risk given the market uncertainty in the new year.

Actively Balance Yield and Credit Risk With This ETF

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The current market environment is getting more conducive to bonds. Investors are taking a look at bond exchange traded funds (ETFs) again.

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Fixed income has roared back to life this year, as interest rate hikes in the U.S. upped yields significantly. Investors have had the opportunity to invest across a wide variety of U.S. fixed income offerings, from Treasuries to high yield.

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ETFs have come a long way since the ETF rule hit back in 2019. Still, investors look out for ETFs that have proved themselves, and one way to do that is the three-year milestone.

Core Fixed Income ETF AVIG Nears Three-Year Mark

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It has been a tremendous start of the year for actively managed ETFs in 2023, which is cause for celebration. Indeed, this week executives from American Century, a leading manager of active ETFs, rang the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

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Fixed income has been perhaps the big story so far this year in asset management, delivering on the “income” part of the name with very appealing assets on the market.

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American Century Investments' Avantis Investors brand has performed well over the last several weeks with a suite ranging from its flows dynamos the Avantis U.S.

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2023 is just around the corner, and investors of all stripes are considering how to position themselves in what looks to be quite a volatile year already.

Eyeing 2023 Fixed Income? Try This Active Core Bond ETF

With inflation persisting, the odds that the Federal Reserve will pivot from its aggressive monetary tightening are low. With the Fed expected to continue raising interest rates, analysts expect that the economy is headed for a hard landing.

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Bond yields have skyrocketed this week after the Federal Reserve announced its third consecutive rate hike of 0.75%. Treasury rates hit their highest levels in more than a decade on Friday morning, with the yield on the two-year Treasury reaching a new 15-year high on Friday, while the 10-year yield approached levels not seen since 2011.

Buy Into Active Core Bond ETFs as Yields Soar

The current market for bonds is causing a conundrum for fixed income investors trying to toe the line between getting maximum yield and giving up price appreciation. One way to get yield while also limiting rate risk is to stay within range of intermediate-duration debt.

Strike a Balance Between Yield and Duration With This ETF

Something rare is occurring in 2022, and unfortunately for investors, it's not positive. Bonds, cash, and equities are declining in unison and, in some cases, flirting with bear markets.

Going Active With Bonds Has Benefits

Bond exchange traded funds strengthened on Thursday as investors continued to trim back on risk assets, with the S&P 500 dancing around a correction territory for the fourth consecutive session. While U.S. equities surged in early Thursday trading off the backs of heavy selling in response to the Federal Reserve's announcement in the prior session, [.

Bond ETFs Gain as Investors Reassess Fed Policy Risks

Bond exchange traded funds strengthened as investors trimmed risk and turned to safer bets with the U.S. equities market continuing their pullback. Wall Street main indexes retreated with the Nasdaq set for its fourth consecutive day of declines.

Bond ETFs Strengthen as Investors Reduce Risk Exposure

Bond exchange traded funds gained on Thursday as investors dumped riskier assets in favor of safer fixed income assets. U.S. equities retreated on Thursday with technology stocks dragging on the markets as investors continued to focus on the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike outlook, which has been a major cause for concerns about the growth [.

Bond ETFs Rise as Investors Cut Down on Risk

It's been a tough time for bonds. Fixed income markets were challenged in 2021, and with the Fed indicating that it could raise rates as many as three times this year, it looks as though 2022 won't be much better for the asset class.

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Bond exchange traded funds still have a place in a portfolio as a diversifier against risk selling pressures, with Wall Street indexes retreating and technology stocks lagging behind. The Nasdaq has declined as much as 10.37% below its intra-day record level back on November 22, Reuters reports.

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Bond exchange traded funds strengthened on Monday as U.S. markets tumbled amid concerns over rising COVID-19 Omicron cases and a setback in President Joe Biden's Build Back Better bill. The resurgence in global infections of the more transmissible Omicron coronavirus variant have fueled volatility in financial markets as many European countries and the United Kingdom [.

Bond ETFs Rise as Omicron Infections Weigh on Holiday Outlook

Bond exchange traded funds gained on Wednesday as investors cut exposure to risk assets in anticipation of changes to the easy money supply. Emily Roland, co-chief investment strategist at John Hancock Investment Management, warned that we won't get the same boost next year as we did in 2021, and investors will have to re-evaluate their [.

Bond ETFs Rise as Traders Trim Risk Exposure

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Investors continued to plow money into taxable (+$32.0 billion) and tax-exempt (+$4.8 billion) bond funds (including ETFs) for the month of September. For the month, the average taxable and tax-exempt fixed income mutual fund posted a 0.48% and 0.75% decline, respectively, for September and are up 0.50% and 1.27% so far this year.

Despite Inflationary Concerns, Investors Favor Fixed Income Funds In September

Bond exchange traded funds strengthened on Friday, with U.S. Treasury yields higher as investors sold off risk and positioned for the Federal Reserve meeting next week. The Federal Reserve meets for two days next week and is expected to provide further details on Wednesday regarding when it could start to taper its $120 billion in [.

Bond ETFs Strengthen as Traders Pare Back Risk, Wait on Fed

Bond exchange traded funds still have a place in a diversified portfolio for the current market environment, as the lingering effects of the coronavirus pandemic could still throw a wrench into the global economy. The risk-off attitude and pullback in the equities market on Tuesday came after weaker-than-expected retail sales numbers and growing concerns over [.

Bond ETFs Can Help Stabilize a Portfolio in Volatile Times

Fixed-income exchange traded funds gained Friday as bond yields dipped on easing inflationary pressures. The personal consumption expenditures index, which the Federal Reserve looks at to gauge inflation, rose 3.5% in June year-over-year, or slightly below economists' expectations of 3.6%, CNBC reports.

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