【For Hong Kong Investors Only】As rate cuts loom, USD-denominated fixed income products are becoming increasingly attractive. What unique characteristics do USD Money Market ETFs and US Treasury ETFs offer, and which investor profiles do they best align with?
Amid diverse rate cut expectations (no cut, minor cut, significant cut), how should corresponding USD-denominated income strategies be adapted?
Join us as Ms. Sun Xin Yi, Head of ETF Fixed Income Portfolio Management at Global X ETFs Hong Kong, and Ms. Nam Yeejee, ETF Specialist, as they analyze strategies for USD Money Markets and US Treasury ETFs.
00:50 – Which USD-denominated income products demonstrate potential in today's dynamic market?
02:00 - How do US Treasury ETFs differ from Money Market ETFs, and how can investors select based on their requirements?
03:08 – As a rate cut cycle approaches, what are the investment outlooks for money markets and US Treasury ETFs? How should investors adapt strategies accordingly?
Explore the Global X USD Money Market ETF (3137) $AGX美元(03137)$ and its risk factors: https://www.globalxetfs.com.hk/funds/usd-money-market-etf/
Explore the Global X US Treasury 3-5 Year ETF (3450) $GX3-5年美债(03450)$ and its risk factors: https://www.globalxetfs.com.hk/funds/global-x-us-treasury-3-5-year-etf/
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Investing in the money market ETF may expose to risks including general investment risk, active investment management risk, interest rate risk, risks associated with bank deposits, concentration risk, currency risk, trading risk, credit rating risk, downgrading risk, counterparty risk and distributions paid out of capital or effectively out of capital risk.
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