SPIP News and Press, SPDR® Portfolio TIPS ETF From 08/02/21

Most of the major asset classes continued to rise in July, led by US real estate investment trusts (REITs). US equities continued trending higher. The bull run also persisted for the Global Market Index (GMI) in July. For further details see: Major Asset Classes: July 20...

SPDR Portfolio TIPS ETF (NYSEARCA:SPIP) - $0.1943. Payable Aug 06; for shareholders of record Aug 03; ex-div Aug 02. For further details see: SPDR Portfolio TIPS ETF declares monthly distribution of $0.1943

Growth-oriented asset classes are likely to shine, but not equally. Above-trend growth is a supportive environment of risky assets like equities or credit. On valuation grounds, equities are looking a little cheaper. Geraldine Sundstrom and Erin Browne discuss PIMCO’s views...

We view China's monetary policy loosening as unlikely to derail a focus on quality growth in the medium term, supporting our views on Chinese assets. U.S. consumer price index (CPI) rose more than expected in June amid the restart dynamics. China’s economy grew slightly slower ...

While the economic growth rate is slowing, that is not a contraction or a recession. If that was the case, you’d see junk bonds selling off too, and that just isn’t the case - at least not yet. Our investment process puts a lot of emphasis on rates of change, whether mac...

designer491/iStock via Getty Images With investors warry about rising inflation levels, it’s no surprise that Treasury inflation protection exchange traded funds are at 52-week highs. The annual inflation rate in the United States once again picked up steam in June of 2021 to 5.4%, up ...

The U.S. has experienced three months in a row of elevated - and rising - consumer inflation rates. Monetary policy has broken down and is scarcely able to translate central bank actions into the Main Street economy. Fiscal policy is more unproductive than productive, and the more...

June numbers show continued strength, which will likely continue into the second half of 2021. Long-term rates were mostly muted but with a flatter curve, implying that investors are pulling forward the timing of Federal Reserve's asset-purchase tapering and rates lift-off. June's...

The economy is loaded with unwanted cash, and the return on that cash (and the return on almost all fixed-income instruments) is hugely negative. Inflation this year will take about $2 trillion out of the pockets of those owning Treasuries and give it to the federal government. Ca...

The best news last week was the continuing decline in global bond yields, including the 10-year Treasury rate falling below 1.4% last Tuesday. If and when the Fed decides to raise key short-term interest rates, I don’t think they will be able to raise rates by much, since the f...