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Eaton Vance High Yield ETF (EVHY)

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15 Jun, 14:24
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52. 49
+0.13
+0.2412%
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23.61M Market Cap
1.24% Div Yield
421 Volume
$ 52.36
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Day Range
52.28 52.5
Year Range
48.57 53.63
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High Yield Bond Outlook Highlights Active Advantages

High Yield Bond Outlook Highlights Active Advantages

High yield bond strategies have proven to be far more resilient than investors may have expected them to be.  Before the new year began, concerns over economic uncertainty led some traders to move their fixed income assets toward investment-grade options.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Active High-Yield ETFs Offer Distinct Benefits

Active High-Yield ETFs Offer Distinct Benefits

Through most of the year, high-yield bonds have enjoyed a good run as an attractive means for locking in strong income. Even though the overall outlook for 2025 may seem murky, the environment still could support investing in junk bonds.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
High Yield Bond ETFs Can Perform Amid Rate Cuts

High Yield Bond ETFs Can Perform Amid Rate Cuts

Now that the Fed's interest rate cutting cycle has finally begun, investors should take a moment to reassess their fixed income portfolios.  Given that bond yields still remain highly competitive, investors have a good opportunity to take advantage of stronger bond exposure before yields drop.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Use Active ETFs to Benefit From High Yield Bonds

Use Active ETFs to Benefit From High Yield Bonds

With a potential rate cut from the Federal Reserve approaching, investors would do well to assess their bond portfolio.  High yield bonds, also known as junk bonds, have generally had a strong year so far, buoyed by continued growth in the economy.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Increasing Quality Traits Could Diminish Junk Bond Risks

Increasing Quality Traits Could Diminish Junk Bond Risks

In the world of corporate bonds, there's either investment-grade or non-investment-grade debt, also known as a junk bond. Junk-rated corporates typically earn that dubious status because of debt burdens and other balance sheet woes at issuing firms.

Etftrends | 2 years ago