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Investors still have a little over a month before the new year kicks in, creating a great opportunity to curate bond investments. Many experts and analysts have mixed opinions about what the U.S. economy will look like in 2025.
With the Federal Reserve's next interest rate meeting about a month away, investors may wish to take this time to reassess the duration of their bond portfolios and consider short-duration fixed income ETFs. As of now, it may be for the benefit of investors to keep their bond duration relatively low.
With the Federal Reserve due to meet in less than a week, investors are confident that we will see the first interest rate cut of the year very soon. One efficient means to capitalize on the upcoming rate cycle is to use short duration bonds and bond ETFs.
With all the talk about the Federal Reserve nearing its first interest rate cut in September, it's unsurprising that many fixed income investors are considering adding more duration to their portfolios. Some experts are even encouraging that move.
Investors and markets appear enormously optimistic regarding the potential for an interest rate cut this September. As bond investors move further out in duration, there is value in maintaining or adding short duration alongside these exposures.
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