(SPIP)

The SPDR® Portfolio TIPS ETF (SPIP) is sensitive to real rates and won't perform well if rates remain high while inflation falls, especially on longer horizons.

Investors looking to adjust their allocations may want to add Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, or TIPS, to their fixed income portfolio. At least since the CPI notched a 9% year-over-year incr...

SPIP is an ETF that focuses on providing investors exposure to U.S. Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities. Since the onset of the bond bear market in late 2021, SPIP has suffered a decline exceeding...

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The SPIP has a real yield of 1.6%, which is what investors should expect to achieve after inflation over the maturity of the bond fund, which is currently 7.8 years. Returns are likely to be significa...

Investors face a myriad of challenges that threaten their portfolios. Ongoing headwinds like inflation, rising interest rates, geopolitical risks, rising energy prices, and ongoing supply chain hurdle...

As the Russia-Ukraine war further disrupts the global markets and further pushes up inflationary pressures, investors can turn to exchange traded fund strategies that could thrive in this type of envi...

With elevated consumer price pressures, fixed income investors can hedge against rising inflation through Treasury inflation protected securities and related exchange traded funds. “There is tremendou...

At the November FOMC meeting, the Fed officially announced that it would begin tapering its bond purchase program, starting in mid-November. When the Fed began tapering its QE3 program over the course...

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