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Biotech ETF XBI Hits an Interest Rate Wall as 40+ Catalysts Approach

BenzingaChandrima Sanyal

B. Riley sees 40+ biotech catalysts ahead as rising rates pressure XBI, setting up a key test for the sector during the Q3 2026 earnings season.

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