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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Ray Dalio Says Dump Bonds, Buy Gold: 4 ETFs in Focus as US Debt Risks Rise
Ray Dalio warns a U.S. debt crisis could be years away. Here's how gold, Bitcoin, short-term Treasury and long-duration bond ETFs could respond.
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