HYG down 0.47% but volume at 1.62x and move at 2.39x typical volatility, that's not noise. Direction stays clear while yields keep pushing up, point. Waiting for a rebound confirmation here just costs you the move.
iShares High Yield Bond ETF (HYG)
ETF · prices in USD
Price facts
Latest delayed quote: $76.94, -0.05% versus the previous close (checked at 19:50 UTC on Nov 14, 2026).
Last close: $77.23 on Nov 6, 2026.
52-week closing range: $76.81 to $81.18. The last close sits 10% of the way from the low to the high.
Change over
Recent 3-month volatility is lower than usual compared with its own history since 2021 (19th percentile).
Delayed data. Past moves do not indicate future results.
Source: delayed market data. Errors or delays are possible. Educational only.
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What happened
- Automated summary of the day's move ·
Down 0.47% on the day. Volume was 1.62 times the recent average. The move was 2.39 times its typical volatility.
- Automated summary of the day's move ·
Volume was 1.9 times the 20-day average.
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HYG drops 0.47%. Move is 2.39x typical volatility. Volume 1.62x average. That's heavy for such a small percentage move. Yield pressure stays the dominant driver. High yield credit structure shows real strain, not noise. If volume holds on further downside, room remains open…
Read the full discussionIf the volume at 1.9 times the 20-session average failed to carry through into subsequent sessions, this 0.72% decline could turn out to be an isolated episode without genuine distributive follow-through. The move at 3.36 times typical volatility would warrant attention…
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