Treasury Yields Are Rising Again. Are SGOV and BIL Better Than Cash?
Rising Treasury yields are making short-term Treasury ETFs more attractive. Here’s how SGOV, BIL and TLT fit into a cash-investment strategy.
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Buyers Are Backing Away, and Homebuilder ETFs Are Next in Line
U.S. new-home sales plunged 10.5% in July as mortgage rates neared 7%. Here’s what weakening housing demand means for XHB, ITB and other ETFs.
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