The Invesco Senior Income Trust (VVR) provides investors with high current income by investing mainly in floating-rate senior secured loans, which benefit from rising short-term interest rates. The fund's income prospects have improved due to market expectations of potential Federal Reserve rate hikes, although its distributions remain below levels seen in 2023–2024. While the portfolio is heavily weighted toward speculative-grade and unrated debt, risk is mitigated by the senior secured status of the loans and broad diversification. VVR currently trades at an 11.57% discount to its net asset value (NAV), offering an 11.68% yield, with recent net investment income sufficient to cover distributions despite a decline in NAV.
Bitcoin price dropped below the $64,000 support level and is now testing a critical $63,000 support. The cryptocurrency faces resistance at $64,000 and must reclaim this level to improve short-term momentum. If $63,000 fails, the next support is arou...
Ethereum and Solana are considering proposals to reduce their annual token inflation, potentially lowering ETH inflation to 0.4% and SOL inflation to 1.1% by 2031. These changes would slow the growth of new token supply, making both cryptocurrencies ...
A USENIX Security study revealed 65,340 high-risk blockchain address misuse cases involving about 2.5 million transactions, resulting in losses exceeding $574.8 million based on May 2025 prices. Contract Account misuse caused significant losses in Et...
Rocket Lab Corporation reported a record $234.1 million in revenue for Q2 2026, marking a 62% year-over-year growth and surpassing analyst expectations. The company also achieved a record backlog of over 90 launches and secured more than $437 million...
The materials sector is currently overvalued compared to its 11-year average, with mining and metals stocks being the most overpriced. However, these stocks have high quality scores which partly offset valuation concerns. The iShares Global Materials...
