T Rowe Price QM US Bond ETF

TAGG is an actively-managed fund that holds a wide array of USD-denominated investment-grade bonds with broad maturities.

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More advisors are seeing the need to add active management to their portfolios, given the likelihood that the Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates.

Amid Rising Rates, More Advisors Consider Active Management

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T. Rowe Price issued a study concluding that its actively managed funds have outperformed its passive peer funds over the last 20 years ended September 30. Looking at rolling monthly 10-year periods from October 1, 2002, to September 30, 2022, for 124 actively managed T.

T. Rowe Price Active ETFs Outperform Passive Peers

The Federal Reserve has implemented an aggressive monetary policy tightening regime, throwing what should have been a safe-haven fixed income market into turmoil. As we re-adjust to this new rising rate environment, many investors will have to consider alternative strategies beyond the traditional core portfolio mix to adapt to the ongoing challenges.

Active Fixed-Income Answers to Tight Monetary Policy

As we consider the current bond market trends, investors can turn to actively managed bond ETF solutions that could be better suited in a more volatile environment. In the recent webcast, Active Fixed-Income Answers to Tight Monetary Policy, Andrew McCormick, head of fixed income at T.

Active Bond ETF Solutions for Today's Tricky Market Conditions

Break out the peppermint mochas and eggnog, it's tax loss harvesting season. With 2022 being a pretty rough year for bonds, active fixed income ETFs could be a good place to transition assets while harvesting losses, according to Holly Framsted, an ETF director at Capital Group.

Make Use of Active Fixed Income ETFs to Harvest Tax Losses

2022 has made for a challenging environment where exchange-traded fund (ETF) providers are tasked with deciding whether or not to introduce new products to the marketplace. The growth of ETFs, despite the economic challenges, has shown their maturity as an investment vehicle.

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As a very volatile year winds down, it's time for investors to contemplate their tax loss harvesting strategies. Tax loss harvesting involves selling an investment at a loss, then reinvesting the proceeds of that sale into another asset.

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While passive strategies best perform during liquid, efficiently priced markets, those conditions aren't always met — and they're certainly not being met now. That's where active management can provide a leg up for investors.

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Fixed income markets have been through a massively turbulent period so far this year. The Bloomberg Global Aggregate and Bloomberg U.S. Treasury indexes have both hit historical lows.

Consider (Active) Fixed Income During Uncertain Times

While the news about fixed income markets has been dire, there may be many good investment opportunities in the space.

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Recession fears are mounting as central banks continue to raise rates and issue increasingly hawkish guidance to combat surging inflation. But while many investors wonder if markets will soon see something akin to the 2001 dot-com bubble bursting or the 2008 global financial crisis, a white paper issued by T.

How This Recession Will Differ From Others

With the latest jumbo rate hike from the Federal Reserve, fixed income investors have accepted that the U.S. central bank is going to continue on its hawkish path toward fighting record-high inflation — even if it means pushing the economy into recession. The Fed implemented its third consecutive rate hike of 0.

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Recently released minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee's July 26–27 policy suggest that the Federal Reserve will continue raising interest rates at an aggressive clip. According to the minutes, Fed officials saw “little evidence” that inflation pressures were easing and expressed resolve to bring down inflation.

As Rates Continue to Rise, Active Management Can Help

While passively managed fixed income exchange-traded funds are popular among investors, they come with many potential challenges. In addition to true index replication being nearly impossible, passive strategies often lack the flexibility to adapt to changing market environments.

The Advantage of Actively Managed Fixed Income

The Federal Reserve's aggressive plan to fight inflation may be exacerbating volatility within bond markets. Intraday yield swings of more than 10 basis points are becoming common across most major markets.

Fed's Fight Against Inflation Fueling Bond Market Volatility

With inflation higher than expected, advisors are focused on how aggressive the Federal Reserve will need to be to tame it. The U.S. Department of Labor reported on Wednesday that domestic consumer inflation rose 9.1% in the 12 months ended in June, the fastest pace since November 1981.

With Inflation Higher Than Expected, Active Bond ETFs Can Help

While passively managed fixed income exchange-traded funds remain popular with investors, they come with challenges. So, more fixed income investors are turning to actively managed bond ETFs to take advantage of the crucial ways in which these vehicles differ from their passive counterparts.

Active Fixed Income's Advantages Over Passive

Benchmark Treasury yields have been rising again, signaling a potential bond rebound. The stock market volatility could be driving investors back into the safe confines of the bond markets.

Market Sentiment for Bonds Could Be Improving: An ETF to Consider

Record inflation is pushing the Federal Reserve to raise rates higher and faster than expected, which is leading bonds to serve not as a stabilizer to investors' portfolios but instead as a contributor of volatility. Recent polling data compiled by ETF Trends suggests that financial advisors focus on finding the right fixed income sectors to [.

Advisors Prefer Active Management for Fixed Income

The latest 50-basis point rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve only confirmed what the capital markets were anticipating, and where the market goes from here is anybody's guess. With still a healthy dose of uncertainty left in the markets, it helps to get active exposure.

As Bonds Follow Stocks, Get Active Exposure With This ETF

Now more than ever, investors have a wide array of options for the actively managed fixed income exchange traded fund (ETF) market. A combination of new rules by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and rising demand for fixed income ETFs is helping this proliferation.

Fixed Income Active ETFs Are Taking a Larger Share of the Market

Investors continue to seek the safety of U.S. bonds amid the second week of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. As such, yields are starting to rise as more investors pile into Treasury notes.

As Uncertainty Rises, Seek the Safety of U.S. Bonds

Getting dynamic exposure to the bond markets is even more imperative now that central banks are looking to scale back their stimulus measures. As such, rising interest rates make for a tricky bond market to navigate.

Get Low Cost, Active Exposure to the U.S. Bond Markets in One ETF

With inflation on the rise, equity markets continuing to be choppy, and the Federal Reserve looking to raise rates this year, fixed income is starting to gain attention again, as is active management. Based on the data, this isn't surprising.

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