Bond-ETF inflows surge as demand returns for Treasurys
Surge in Bond Demand: There has been a significant increase in demand for bonds, particularly U.S. government debt, with net inflows into fixed-income ETFs rising 70% to $5.3 billion in one week.
Return of Investor Appetite: U.S. Treasury ETFs saw a turnaround, attracting $2 billion after previous outflows, marking an inflow nearly 50% higher than the average over the past 13 weeks.
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Introduction of VGHY: Vanguard has launched the Vanguard High-Yield Active ETF (VGHY), marking its first active strategy in the high-yield bond market and increasing its total active ETFs to nine.
Investment Flexibility and Cost: VGHY offers managers flexibility in investment choices, including high-yield bonds and related sectors, with a low expense ratio of 0.22%, making it an attractive option for return-seeking investors in a volatile bond market.
Vanguard's New Bond ETFs: Vanguard has launched three new fixed income funds, including one actively managed ETF and two passive strategies, to meet the growing demand for bond investments amid economic uncertainty, inflation fears, and interest rate fluctuations.
Shift Towards Active Management: The introduction of these funds indicates Vanguard's strategic pivot towards active management in fixed income, providing investors with more flexible options to navigate today's volatile market conditions while maintaining low expense ratios.
Surge in Bond Demand: There has been a significant increase in demand for bonds, particularly U.S. government debt, with net inflows into fixed-income ETFs rising 70% to $5.3 billion in one week.
Return of Investor Appetite: U.S. Treasury ETFs saw a turnaround, attracting $2 billion after previous outflows, marking an inflow nearly 50% higher than the average over the past 13 weeks.







