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A popular YouTuber is closing down his actively-managed exchange-traded fund after it underperformed the market and ran up against the costs of doing business in the competitive ETF industry.
Catastrophe bonds, whose returns have consistently trounced those of high-yield debt markets in recent years, are about to become more accessible.
Wall Street’s capacity to process drama got another workout in a week of rapid-fire headlines on tariffs, inflation and the Federal Reserve. Traders proved equal to the task, once again.
U.S. equity futures fell while the dollar and gold rallied in a sign investors are retreating from risk after President Donald Trump imposed 25 per cent tariffs on all U.S. imports of steel and aluminum.
Billionaire investor David Tepper ramped up his stake in China-related stocks and exchange-traded funds last quarter, showing confidence in China's economy.
The growing momentum behind portfolio trading is stirring hopes among quantitative investors it will help them conquer an asset class: corporate bonds.
Donald Trump’s pick to succeed Gary Gensler as chair of the SEC hasn’t been officially installed yet, but the regulator is already taking incremental steps.
Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. applied to trademark brands for six investment products with themes that closely track Trump’s priorities in office.
US stock index futures wavered as disappointing earnings from heavyweights including Ford Motor Co. and Qualcomm Inc. renewed investor concerns about the valuations of US stocks.
BlackRock Inc. is preparing to list an exchange-traded product tied to Bitcoin following the success of its $58 billion U.S. ETF tracking the cryptocurrency.
Vanguard Group Inc.’s biggest salvo yet in its campaign to cut fees for the investing masses presents industry rivals with a painful choice.
US equity futures dropped as investors navigate the trade war and a busy slate of earnings from some of the world’s biggest companies.
US exchange-traded funds investing in Ether saw record trading volumes on Monday as leveraged positions in the digital asset unwound sharply, rattled by ongoing trade tensions under President Donald Trump.
Wall Street traders trying to catch up on every new headline around President Donald Trump’s tariff negotiations were faced with a renewed bout of volatility across asset classes.
Investors plowed record cash into a pair of leveraged loan ETFs last week, in a high-conviction bet that the Federal Reserve will be slow to slashing interest rates.
A leveraged ETF seeking to offer two-times the daily performance of Ether clocked its biggest-ever plunge as the token sold off amid President Donald Trump’s latest trade-war salvo.
