American Century Short Duration Strategic Income ETF

SDSI

Market cap $72.5M

It's certainly no secret that some advisors are viewing fixed income as a safe haven from U.S. equity volatility. Given the correlation dynamic between stocks and bonds, this shouldn't come as a particular surprise.

Tired of market selloff drama and turmoil? It may be time to add some dividend exposure via income ETFs.

Tariffs and interest rates are major contributors to the wall of worry for investors. It's not just affecting the equities market, it's affecting fixed income.

Is now the time for short duration bonds? It very well may be.

2025 is fully in gear, and with it, investors may be looking at refreshing their fixed income portfolios. What's more, with the Fed pausing rate cuts for now, many investors may want to adjust for a year of mostly steady rates.

Looking for an intriguing combination of fixed income ETFs to freshen up your fixed income allocation? Not only are not all fixed income strategies created equal; not all fixed income approaches offer the same benefits.

Fixed income has come back to the fore for many investors looking at their portfolios, and unsurprisingly so. The Federal Reserve's battle against inflation has reached a period of relative stability, while the rate cut craze has also ebbed away.

The Federal Reserve keeping rates steady could be the proverbial calm before the storm of interest rate volatility. That said, fixed income investors can mitigate volatility while still capturing yield in the current rate environment with a pair of active, short-term bond ETFs.