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IShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF To Go Ex-Dividend On June 3rd, 2024 With 0.29916 USD Dividend Per Share
June 1st - $iShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF(IEI.US)$ is trading ex-dividend on June 3rd, 2024. Shareholders of record on June 3rd, 2024 will receive 0.29916 USD dividend per share on June 7th,
Express News | US April Core PCE Price Index YoY 2.8% Vs 2.8% Forecast, Prior 2.8%
The minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting were “hawked” and the US debt fell slightly
The minutes of the US Federal Reserve's May meeting released on Wednesday showed that many policymakers questioned whether the policy was strict enough to reduce inflation to the target level. Affected by this, US debt fell, with short-term US debt leading the decline.
Fed Officials Remain Vague on Interest Rate Timeline, Indicating Indecision - Citi
Bond traders cut bets on the Fed's interest rate cut, and US debt bears are back on the rise
Traders remain cautious and wait for more data to confirm that inflation is moving in the right direction, while waiting for the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes of the May meeting to be released on Wednesday to provide new clues about the Federal Reserve's policy path.
Will ultra-long-term US bonds usher in a “bear market reversal”? Bank of America: 30Y US bonds are the “best hedge” to prevent a hard landing
Bank of America investment strategist Michael Hartnett said that returns on 30-year US Treasury bonds have been extremely poor in recent years, but that may change this year.
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Terri-Ann Watler : I think Moo Moo read my mind, as I was asking myself this very same question today, and waa laa, this article popped up to answer it. Thank you for the tips. I most definitely will be changing up my portfolio, as I'm heavily invested in technology companies and American technology companies only. Which is very worrying to me. Even though I'm not sure if this article isn't being a little biased. As it only seems to suggest the only two markets that's great for diversifying one's portfolio is the Hong Kong and American stock market ETF's stocks, gold and bonds or did I misinterpret it??