
Kirsten Chang
Senior Industry Analyst at VettaFi
VettaFi Senior Industry Analyst, fmr. @CNBC Markets Producer, NYU econ grad, aspiring market maven, seasoned traveler and lover of all things catlike.
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2 weeks ago |
etftrends.com | Kirsten Chang
Fears of an impending recession may be fading, but economists are still expecting tepid GDP growth for the year. The rhetorical tariff tug-of-war isn’t helping sentiment or certainty. Markets are set up for a scenario that is unlikely to generate gratifying risk-adjusted capital returns in 2025. The stock market essentially suffered a bear market correction in April but has since recouped the losses.
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2 weeks ago |
advisorperspectives.com | Kirsten Chang
Markets may be fretting over Federal Reserve policy and economic soft landings, but a handful of momentum ETFs have quietly been stealing the show. Across the array of factor funds, momentum has performed best this year. More than $1 billion flowed into momentum ETFs in May alone, making it the category with the highest organic growth — roughly 5% month-over-month.
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3 weeks ago |
etftrends.com | Kirsten Chang
Markets may be fretting over Federal Reserve policy and economic soft landings, but a handful of momentum ETFs have quietly been stealing the show. Across the array of factor funds, momentum has performed best this year. More than $1 billion flowed into momentum ETFs in May alone, making it the category with the highest organic growth — roughly 5% month-over-month.
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1 month ago |
etftrends.com | Kirsten Chang
Coming off stellar gains from last year, many entered 2025 expecting limited upside. But upside may be even more limited following the recent rebound in equities as the tariff rhetoric cools. Even if the worst of the tantrum is over, tariffs leave a bitter aftertaste in the market’s mouth. The federal funds futures market is pricing in fewer and fewer rate cuts from the Federal Reserve. And inflation will likely remain on the stickier side for the foreseeable future.
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1 month ago |
advisorperspectives.com | Kirsten Chang
The market narrative appears to change on a dime these days. Stocks may have staged a comeback to recoup almost all their post-“Liberation Day” losses. But the bottom line on the fixed income market hasn’t changed all that much. Bonds are continuing to sell off — sending the 30-year Treasury yield soaring above 5%. And the yield curve continues to remain steep. Investors are scrambling to sift through the noise and weather the volatility storm. And more issuers are stepping up to heed the call.
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