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ETF Bond Duration: Negative Term

The ETF Bond duration negative term refers to an exchange-traded fund that has been designed to provide short-term bond exposure specifically for investors looking for a way to hedge their portfolios against rising interest rates. By investing in these shorter-term securities, investors are able to benefit from their higher returns compared to long-term bonds when interest rates move up. The ETF Bond duration negative term is becoming increasingly popular as its low volatility characteristics appeal to savvy investors who want to reduce both portfolio risk and transaction costs over time.

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