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Fed hikes rates again as sticky inflation and higher oil prices complicate the outlook. Here are 5 ETFs to watch in a higher-for-longer environment.
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XBIL, a smart beta ETF launched in March 2023, offers exposure to 6-month US Treasury securities with $772.58 million in assets under management. The fund has a low 0.15% expense ratio and 3.65% dividend yield, but features concentrated holdings with only 2 positions. Alternative Treasury ETFs like BIL and SGOV offer larger asset bases and comparable or lower expense ratios.
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