It appears that the fundamental reasons for having a steep UK gilt curve will not be changing anytime soon, writes James ...

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The Investment Company Institute reported larger outflows for the week ending April 9 of $3.714 billion, following $1.15 ...

We expect further rate cuts over the next five years, set to steepen the currently flat yield curve as short-term rates decline. Unlike markets such as the U.S., where we see long-duration bonds ...

That's because it offers a higher yield, currently around 4.4%, versus the Treasury Bond ETF's nearly 3.7%. As the chart below highlights, that yield advantage is pretty much par for the course.

Other economic data further add to my concern, besides the yield curve jitter and mortgage delinquencies. For instance, the following chart displays ... in 2024. The current delinquency rate ...

For income-focused investors, Duke presents a compelling opportunity with its current 3.37% dividend yield -- more than double the S&P 500's current yield of around 1.3%. While not as high as some ...

with analysts projecting sales growth in the current year. From October 2024 to January 2025, the company achieved an industry-leading yield rate of 12-16% while maintaining high purity levels ...

The current annual distribution is equivalent to $2.19, and since 2019, the fund has been returning capital (yellow column) to pay it. Also, from 2019 to 2024, the distribution percentage coming from ...

CVS also pays a healthy dividend. Its current yield is around 4.18%, with a quarterly payout of $0.665 per share. According to Wall Street analysts, CVS Health is considered a Strong Buy ...

The REIT pays out about 75% of its stable cash flow in dividends (5.7% current yield). It retains the rest to invest in additional income-producing properties. Realty Income also has one of the ...