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Revisiting ETF Asset Allocation As Yields Rise

FYI: The Federal Reserve has raised rates eight times this cycle, three time this year alone—and many expect another hike before 2018 is over. This week, 10-year Treasury yields hit new highs, briefly climbing above 3.25% to the highest levels since mid-2011.

The ongoing rise—which many expect to continue—has some wondering what to do about asset allocation. Is any sort of rotation out of rate-sensitive assets, including equities, called for? Should investors just stay the course?

As we begin the fourth quarter, we asked ETF strategists to chime in on what they are doing with their portfolios in the face of rising rates. Here’s what they had to say:
Regards,
Ted
https://www.etf.com/sections/features-and-news/revisiting-etf-asset-allocation-yields-rise
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