Invesco Senior Loan ETF

BKLN

Valor de mercado US$ 6,27 bi

The fall so far has seen a marked increase in yields, following the Fed's rate hike last month. Both the 30-year and 10-year Treasurys have reached multi-decade highs, as governments compete with tech issuers for credit and geopolitical risk remains high.

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The Invesco Senior Loan ETF is one of the largest senior loan ETFs in the market. Senior loans have performed quite well these past few years and should see higher yields as the Fed continues to hike rates. Although macro conditions are favorable to BKLN right now, its 0.65% expense ratio gives me pause, and the fund compares unfavorably to several of its CLO peers too.

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