As credit spreads narrow to near historical lows, many high-yield bond ETFs offer reduced risk-adjusted returns, making them less compelling buys. However, three ETFs—CEFS, CLOZ, and JEMB—remain attractive. CLOZ offers the highest dividend yield at 7.2% with strong risk-adjusted returns, CEFS provides a solid 6.6% dividend and excellent total returns since inception, and JEMB delivers a 6.3% yield with a promising track record in emerging market bonds. These ETFs are highlighted as exceptions in a challenging high-yield environment for investors seeking income and growth.
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