Katherine Greifeld

New York

Markets and ETFs Reporter at Bloomberg News

Anchor, Open Interest at Bloomberg Television

markets & macro @business, anchor of Open Interest (9-11am daily) and ETF IQ (12pm Mondays) @bloombergtv. money stuff podcast co-host. ktkaos on Insta.

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Articles

Vanguard unfazed by boycott calls after it refuses to offer Bitcoin ETFs: ‘They won’t lose a single 401k plan over it’

Jan 20, 2024 | flipboard.com | Katherine Greifeld

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Vanguard unfazed by boycott calls after it refuses to offer Bitcoin ETFs: 'They won’t lose a single 401k plan over it'

Jan 20, 2024 | fortune.com | Katherine Greifeld

In 2017, legendary investor Jack Bogle famously warned people to “avoid Bitcoin like the plague.” More than six years later, Vanguard Group Inc. is still stoking the crypto world’s ire by sticking to the conservative investing approach of its late founder.
Bets on Both Ends of US Treasury Yield Curve Set to Pay Off Simultaneously

Nov 6, 2023 | bloomberg.com | Katherine Greifeld

A record flood of cash has poured into opposite ends of the US Treasury yield curve this year, seeking either to seize on the highest short-term interest payments in over two decades or profit from a long-bond rally once rates finally peaked. The divergent bets both appear set to pay off — simultaneously.
The Weekly Fix: Financial Conditions Are the Fed’s Fickle Friend

Nov 2, 2023 | bloomberg.com | Katherine Greifeld

Welcome to the Weekly Fix, the newsletter for all generations. I’m cross-asset reporter Katie Greifeld. One of the biggest puzzles of this tightening cycle is how little there is to show for it: the US economy continues to deliver impressive growth figures, the labor market is still strong, and corporate defaults are low.
These Are the Charts That Scare Wall Street This Halloween

Oct 30, 2023 | bloomberg.com | Vildana Hajric |Katherine Greifeld

Fresh shockwaves from the world’s biggest bond market are reverberating across Wall Street, threatening interest-rate-sensitive trades after a period of stress. From the all-consuming Big Tech rally to problematic in-tandem moves between equities and Treasuries, here’s what some institutional pros are fretting over this Halloween.
Millennials Embrace Bond ETFs More Than Others After Past Recessions

Oct 30, 2023 | bloomberg.com | Katherine Greifeld |Isabelle Lee

Far from their reputation as speculative daredevils, millennials are embracing bond exchange-traded funds to a greater degree than other generations as muscle memory from past recessions kicks in. That’s the finding of an annual study by Schwab Asset Management, which shows that ETF investors born from roughly 1981 to 1996 have 45% of their portfolios in fixed income.
Goldman’s JPMorgan Copycat ETF Launches in ‘Early Days’ of Boom

Oct 26, 2023 | bloomberg.com | Katherine Greifeld

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is the latest exchange-traded fund issuer attempting to take market share from JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s breakout active strategy lineup. The actively managed Goldman Sachs S&P 500 Core Premium Income ETF (ticker GPIX) and the Goldman Sachs Nasdaq-100 Core Premium Income ETF (GPIQ) both begin trading Thursday, according to a press release.
Big Tech Earnings See Surging Yields Flip From Burden to Boon

Oct 24, 2023 | bloomberg.com | Katherine Greifeld |Vildana Hajric

Amid a rocky earnings season for giant companies, cash-rich megacap tech stocks have found an unlikely friend: soaring yields in fixed-income markets. Buried in results that have sent shares veering has been the benefit of rising rates on cash surpluses that for the largest firms total more than half a trillion dollars. Google-parent Alphabet Inc. said Tuesday that interest income almost doubled to more than $1 billion, while Tesla Inc. saw the line item soar to $250 million. Up Next
BlackRock Revives Target-Date ETFs, a Decade After First Attempt

Oct 23, 2023 | bloomberg.com | Katherine Greifeld |Emily Graffeo

BlackRock Inc. is taking another shot at a strategy long-dominated by mutual funds, target-date investing, but with an exchange-traded fund-twist. Last week, the world’s largest ETF issuer unveiled a suite of 10 funds that shift money into more conservative investments as holders age. The new line-up will target retirement dates every five years from 2025 through 2065.
Bond Market’s Bad Tidings Start to Overwhelm Miracle Stock Rally

Oct 20, 2023 | bloomberg.com | Katherine Greifeld |Vildana Hajric

Stock investors who sleepwalked to an $8 trillion rally earlier in the year are being shaken awake by the bond market. Worrying signals on everything from inflation, government deficits, valuations and, arguably, the nearness of a recession proved too much for the equity faithful to withstand this week, torpedoing the S&P 500’s October advance and pushing losses since July to almost 7%.