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State Street SPDR Portfolio Intermediate Term Treasury Index ETF

SPTI

Market cap $12.1B

27.80 USD

-0.04

0.14%

At close Updated Nov 6, 3:47 PM EST

1 day

-0.14%

5 days

0.36%

1 month

2.02%

3 months

-0.93%

6 months

-2.56%

Year to date

-3.54%

1 year

-3.84%

5 years

-13.61%

10 years

-8.76%

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SPTI: Hormuz Flare-Ups, Bifurcating Jobs Figures Limit Rate Downside

State Street SPDR Portfolio Int Term Treasury ETF faces a bearish outlook due to 'higher for longer' rate expectations and renewed geopolitical risks. SPTI's intermediate duration (4.9 years) exposes it to both short-term Fed policy and longer-term inflationary pressures, making it less attractive than ultra-short Treasury options. Current rate upside risks include potential Hormuz conflict escalation, bifurcating and not entirely weak enough job data, and AI component risks.

SPTI: Hormuz Flare-Ups, Bifurcating Jobs Figures Limit Rate Downside

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Buy This Dirt-Cheap Treasury ETF if You Want Both Safety and a High Yield

Treasury yields near 4% on intermediate maturities are the highest sustained income levels from government-backed securities in roughly two decades, and a fund that captures them at a cost of 0.03% per year deserves serious attention from any investor who wants income without credit risk.

Buy This Dirt-Cheap Treasury ETF if You Want Both Safety and a High Yield

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2 Short Duration Bond ETFs That Beat Your Savings Account

High-yield savings accounts have been a reasonable place to park cash over the past two years, but the Federal Reserve has been cutting rates since late 2025.

2 Short Duration Bond ETFs That Beat Your Savings Account

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The world of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is as vast as it is exciting. Investors looking for a way to gain highly diversified exposure to the markets at a very low cost have increasingly gravitated toward such investing vehicles, with some investors now growing concerned that too much concentration exists within these price-insensitive investing vehicles.

3 Monthly Dividend ETFs Investors Shouldn't Wait On

SPTI: Retail Sales Rising Could Mean PPI Inflation Is Transmitting

SPDR® Portfolio Intermediate Term Treasury ETF offers intermediate duration exposure with no credit risk, but is sensitive to the ETF's significant duration. Recent forecast rate declines reflect weaker jobs data and Powell's downplaying of tariff-driven reinflation, yet inflation risks remain as PPI may transmit to CPI after all. Stagflation risk persists with rising unemployment and some reinflation, though CPI remains below 3% and there was more FOMC dissent lately.

SPTI: Retail Sales Rising Could Mean PPI Inflation Is Transmitting

SPTI: Oil The Key Factor In The Inflation Fight

SPDR® Portfolio Intermediate Term Treasury ETF offers efficient exposure to intermediate-term Treasuries with a low 0.03% expense ratio, outperforming comparable iShares ETFs on cost. Recent stabilization in oil prices reduces inflationary pressures, supporting a favorable environment for duration bets like SPTI. Moderate CPI and resilient job market data keep the door open for potential Fed rate cuts, benefiting intermediate-term Treasury holders.

SPTI: Oil The Key Factor In The Inflation Fight

SPTI: At Some Point, The Flight To Safety Trade Will Help This ETF

SPDR Portfolio Intermediate Term Treasury ETF offers low-cost exposure to U.S. Treasury securities with maturities between 3 and 10 years, ideal for fixed-income portfolios. With an ultra-low expense ratio of 0.03%, SPTI is highly cost-effective, saving investors significant amounts over time. The Fund's focus on intermediate-term Treasuries balances yield and interest rate sensitivity, providing safety during economic uncertainty and market volatility.

SPTI: At Some Point, The Flight To Safety Trade Will Help This ETF

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A Fan of Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan? Buy Intermediate Treasury ETFs

Two renowned Wall Street firms, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan, are advising investors to consider purchasing five-year U.S. Treasury notes, per Bloomberg, as quoted on Yahoo Finance.

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