Top 3 ETFs to Hedge Against Inflation in 2025
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The Federal Open Market Committee ended 2024 with a third consecutive rate cut, but Chair Jerome Powell indicated a slower pace of cuts in the future. Despite recent rate reductions due to strong economic growth and easing inflation, uncertainty remains about future economic conditions.
December 28, 2024 | 1:00 pm
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BKLN, an ETF that invests in senior loans, may be impacted by the Fed's rate cuts and the potential for slower future cuts. This could affect its yield and attractiveness to investors seeking inflation hedges.
BKLN invests in senior loans, which are sensitive to interest rate changes. The Fed's rate cuts could initially benefit BKLN by increasing its yield, but the slower pace of future cuts may limit further gains. Investors looking for inflation hedges may still find BKLN attractive, but the uncertainty in economic conditions could affect its performance.
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