← Stephen Laipply

What podcasts say about Stephen Laipply

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What Stephen Laipply has said on podcasts

7 statements · 4 positive · 1 negative · 2 neutral

  1. on BlackRock fixed-income ETFsPositiveOct 22, 2026· Bloomberg Surveillance

    BlackRock fixed-income ETF flows are having another record-breaking year.

    “it's, it's, it's a record-breaking year again.”

    Listen at 24:35

    Open the episode · Capital Costs Rise as Markets Eye Midterms
  2. on Treasury ETFsNeutralOct 22, 2026· Bloomberg Surveillance

    Most fixed-income ETF inflows are concentrated in short-term Treasuries.

    “most of the flows are in Treasuries, and most of that has been in the front end”

    Listen at 24:49

    Open the episode · Capital Costs Rise as Markets Eye Midterms
  3. on Treasury YieldsPositiveOct 22, 2026· Bloomberg Surveillance

    Treasury yields have recently retraced sharply.

    “you're seeing a pretty sharp retracement.”

    Listen at 25:57

    Open the episode · Capital Costs Rise as Markets Eye Midterms
  4. on Flexible-income strategiesPositiveOct 22, 2026· Bloomberg Surveillance

    Flexible-income yields are better than they have been in years.

    “this income is better than I've seen in years.”

    Listen at 26:43

    Open the episode · Capital Costs Rise as Markets Eye Midterms
  5. on Bond ETFsPositiveOct 22, 2026· Bloomberg Surveillance

    Bond ETFs have improved liquidity in the bond market.

    “they've been very good for liquidity in the bond market itself.”

    Listen at 27:46

    Open the episode · Capital Costs Rise as Markets Eye Midterms
  6. on InvestorsNegativeOct 22, 2026· Bloomberg Surveillance

    Investors are substantially underallocated to fixed income or holding cash.

    “people are incredibly underallocated to fixed income or sitting in cash.”

    Listen at 28:26

    Open the episode · Capital Costs Rise as Markets Eye Midterms
  7. on Federal Reserve policyNeutralOct 22, 2026· Bloomberg Surveillance

    Hawkish Fed expectations shift ETF flows toward front-end and floating-rate products.

    “when the Fed becomes, you know, hawkish, when, when that's in play, you'll— you will see stuff in the front end and in floating rate product”

    Listen at 29:00

    Open the episode · Capital Costs Rise as Markets Eye Midterms

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