Near Record Withdrawals from Corporate Bond ETFs as Investors Seek Refuge in Government Bonds?

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Investors withdrew near-record sums from corporate bond exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in February due to strong US economic and inflation data, fueling expectations of further rate hikes. Investment-grade and high-yield corporate bond ETFs experienced a combined net outflow of $8.3bn, the second-largest exodus on record. Investors shifted to government bond ETFs, primarily US Treasury funds, which attracted a net $10.9bn. The market now expects US interest rates to peak at around 5.5%, while two-year Treasury yields have risen above 5% for the first time since 2007. Join the Benjamin Z Miller Investor Networking Group for more insights into investing trends.

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