Capital at risk. The value of investments and the income from them can fall as well as rise and are not guaranteed. Investors may not get back the amount originally invested.
NOW IS NO TIME TO YIELD
The volatile markets of the past three years caused many investors to move money into a less volatile asset — cash. While cash has provided income temporarily during periods of uncertainty, holding too much can hurt portfolio returns by missing out on better opportunities.
Now, with sustained higher rates, bond yields have surged to attractive levels after a decade of lows, creating an appealing entry point to reallocate back into fixed income.1Bond ETFs are among the powerful tools within the investor tool kit because they can offer the efficiency and precision needed to navigate this market environment (See Granular Product Selection below).* Remarkably, 72% of wealth managers globally increased their use of bond ETFs in 2023.2
