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A portfolio manager constructs a Canadian fixed income portfolio using an ETF that tracks US aggregate bonds. To mitigate the impact of CAD/USD exchange rate fluctuations on the CAD-denominated returns of this ETF, which type of ETF would be most appropriate?

A currency-hedged ETF aims to neutralize the impact of foreign currency movements against the investor's home currency. For a Canadian investor holding a US bon

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Question: A portfolio manager constructs a Canadian fixed income portfolio using an ETF that tracks US aggregate bonds. To mitigate the impact of CAD/USD exchange rate fluctuations on the CAD-denominated returns of this ETF, which type of ETF would be most appropriate?

Answer options:

  • An unhedged US bond ETF. ✅ A currency-hedged US bond ETF.
  • A Canadian aggregate bond ETF.
  • A global aggregate bond ETF.

Correct answer: A currency-hedged US bond ETF.

Explanation: A currency-hedged ETF aims to neutralize the impact of foreign currency movements against the investor's home currency. For a Canadian investor holding a US bond ETF, a USD-denominated currency-hedged ETF would protect against CAD strengthening relative to USD, ensuring that bond returns are not eroded by currency effects.

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