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With the end of the year approaching, it could be a good time to consider tax-loss harvesting to capture potential tax benefits. And given the performance in long-dated Treasuries over the last two years, U.S. Treasury ETFs are an easy, low-cost way of maintaining Treasury exposure while realizing losses for tax purposes.
Is the Federal Reserve nearing the end of its rate-hiking cycle? The U.S. central bank is giving investors mixed messages.
With the end of the year rapidly approaching, it's time again to consider tax-loss harvesting opportunities. So, it may be an opportune time for investors to consider where they can best capture potential tax benefits.
With the debt ceiling drama over, investors are adding a bit of duration to their Treasury exposure. And while they're not yet flocking to long-term Treasuries, they are going further out on the Treasury curve.
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