When it comes to central bank policy, particularly the Federal Reserve's, there is no such thing as a surge thing. However, gambling men and women would, at the moment, be likely to bet that the Fed is cruising toward an interest rate hike next month. Those gamblers would probably also bet that the European Central Bank will go the other way, adding to its already substantial quantitative easing efforts.
Predictably, the dollar's rise at the hands of soaring Treasury yields could stoke more inflows to one the fastest-growing segments of the ETF market: Currency hedged funds. Widely documented is the fact that investors have poured so much cash into currency hedged ETFs this year that 2015's top two asset-gathering ETFs are currency hedged funds and issuers are rushing to bring more of these products to market.
With that in mind ...
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