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Rising Rates Hurt Most Bond ETFs. This Senior Loan ETF Gets a Raise Instead
Source: 247wallst.com
Credit & Bond MarketsInterest Rates & Yields
The article introduces a segment of the loan market that may respond differently from most bonds when interest rates rise, due to how the loans are structured. It says the structure’s costs require closer examination but provides no figures or specific loan type in the excerpt.
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