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iShares 1-3 Year Treasury Bond ETF (SHY)

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Key data on SHY

AUM

$27.22B

P/E ratio

--

Dividend yield

3.6473%

Expense ratio

0.15%

Beta

0.050903

Price on SHY

Previous close

$81.45

Today's open

$81.44

Day's range

$81.39 - $81.52

52 week range

$80.95 - $83.20

Profile about SHY

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Headquarters

US

Exchange

NASDAQ Global Market

Issue type

Exchange-Traded Fund

SHY industries and sectors

Miscellaneous

Top holdings in SHY
News on SHY

India bonds seen attracting buyers as 10-year yield nears 2022 levels

Yields on India's battered government bonds may be approaching territory that more investors consider a "buy", with that on the benchmark 10-year approaching 7.50%, a level ​not seen in four years.

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Reuters • 16 hours ago

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The 10-Year Treasury Yield Just Jumped Back Above 5%

A hawkish Fed hold with two dissenters pushing for a hike just rattled the long bond market, and now a key yield threshold is back in play with mortgage rates, inflation data, and a looming GDP report all threatening to

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24/7 Wall Street • 9 hours ago

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Advisors Upgrade Bond Playbooks for Year-End

In late October, VettaFi hosted an interactive virtual event featuring market leaders from State Street Investment Management, Janus Henderson, and Horizon. During the presentation, advisor sentiment polls revealed a decisive shift in how many are approaching their fixed income allocation.

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ETF Trends • Oct 26, 2026

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The Government Spends About $5.5 Billion a Day More Than It Takes In. The Debt Has Doubled in 10 Years.

Every day, Washington spends about $5.5 billion more than it collects. Over fiscal 2026, which ended Sept.

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24/7 Wall Street • Oct 21, 2026

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Bad News for Trump. The US Is In Its Worst Bond Crisis Since Alexander Hamilton Was Leading the Treasury

Treasury yields are punishing bond investors in ways not seen since the nation's founding debt crisis, and the fallout reaches well beyond Wall Street into mortgage rates, retirement portfolios, and the federal government's own borrowing costs.

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24/7 Wall Street • Oct 16, 2026

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Wall Street Is Quietly Burying the 60/40 Portfolio. Here Is What Is Replacing Your Bonds.

Bonds are paying the best yields in years and still dragging portfolios into the red, leaving investors scrambling for a defensive asset that actually defends. A growing group of Wall Street managers thinks the answer involves shorting Treasuries outright.

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24/7 Wall Street • Oct 14, 2026

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The Trump Boom Could Soon End as the Bond Market Flashes a Stark Warning to Stock Investors

U.S. bond yields are rising, providing an increasingly attractive alternative to pricey stocks. Trump's unorthodox policy may be causing this trend to accelerate.

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The Motley Fool • Oct 14, 2026

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US Treasury yields yet to peak as Fed may tighten further, PIMCO's Ivascyn says

US Treasury yields may ‌have further room to rise, with the Federal Reserve likely ​to deliver one or ​two more rate increases before ⁠the current tightening cycle ends, ​Dan Ivascyn, chief investment officer ​at the world's largest bond manager, told Reuters on Tuesday.

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Reuters • Oct 13, 2026

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US yield surge triggers mortgage hedging, adds to bond market pressure

The sharp rise in long-term US Treasury yields has spurred mortgage-related hedging that adds selling pressure to an already strained bond market, though the impact is likely smaller than in past selloffs.

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Reuters • Oct 12, 2026

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Bond Valuations Reflect Higher Hurdle for Capital

The global competition for capital remains the key dynamic keeping yields elevated. Notably, all of the September increase in 10-year Treasury yields came from real yields, as implied by the TIPS market.

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ETF Trends • Oct 8, 2026

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