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AGNC Investment Corp. · Real Estate
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AGNC Investment Corp. · Real Estate
AGNC Investment Corp. CUM 1/1000 7% C stands out among AGNC preferreds for its balanced yield, price, and risk profile. AGNC's agency MBS strategy delivered strong returns in 2025, with the mREIT environment stabilizing and supporting preferred share income appeal. Yield-chasing among AGNC preferreds often exposes investors to call risk or lower income; AGNCN avoids these extremes.
U.S. equity markets snapped a five-week losing streak this week, while interest rates retreated, as resilient economic data pushed back against stagflation concerns amid a continuation of the Iran conflict. Major equity benchmarks rebounded sharply, with the S&P 500 gaining 3.4% and the Nasdaq 100 rising 4.0%, while real estate stocks outperformed as falling Treasury yields boosted rate-sensitive sectors. Treasury yields declined despite surging oil prices, breaking their recent correlation with crude, as investors weighed solid U.S. employment data against risks that higher energy costs could slow growth abroad.
U.S. equity markets fell for a fifth-straight week— pulling several major benchmarks into correction territory— as the Iran conflict remained locked in a volatile stalemate, keeping energy markets on edge. The fourth week of the Iran conflict delivered little progress toward de-escalation, as Washington maintained strikes on Iranian nuclear sites while Tehran continued retaliatory attacks across the Persian Gulf. The S&P 500 declined 2.1% this week and now sits 8.7% below its late-January record. The Dow and Nasdaq both entered "correction" territory, while the VIX volatility index topped 30.
U.S. equity markets fell for a fourth straight week, while interest rates jumped to eight-month highs, as continued turmoil in the Middle East rattled financial markets and revived inflation concerns. The third week of the Iran conflict settled into an uneasy equilibrium between escalation and de-escalation amid a continued standstill in the Strait of Hormuz, the key global energy chokepoint. The Federal Reserve - long bemoaning tariff-related inflation that failed to materialize - did little to calm markets, delivering a “hawkish hold” that pushed traders to price in rate hikes by year-end.
U.S. equities slid to four-month lows as the escalating Iran war rattled markets, sending oil to three-year highs and interest rates higher amid tanker attacks, shipping disruptions, and intensifying strikes. Brent Crude jumped above $100 as attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and tanker explosions threatened global oil flows, fueling inflation fears and keeping investors on edge. The White House deployed emergency supply measures—including Russian crude purchases and potential strategic reserve releases—but markets remain skeptical they can offset disruptions to global energy flows.
U.S. equities posted their worst week since October as a historic surge in oil prices fueled by the escalating Iran conflict rattled investor sentiment and revived inflation fears. While the U.S. continued to dominate the military balance over the past week, what remains of the Iranian regime is increasingly wounded and unpredictable, sowing chaos in global energy markets. Oil prices surged to the highest level since 2024 on concerns over long-term disruptions to the Hormuz Strait - the critical energy chokepoint that handles one-fifth of global oil trade.
Bell Bernice
officer: EVP, CFO
48,988 SH @ $10.33
2026-03-16
Pollack Kenneth L.
officer: EVP and General Counsel
29,093 SH @ $10.33
2026-03-16
Reid Sean
officer: EVP
35,030 SH @ $10.33
2026-03-16
Kain Gary D
director, officer: Director, Executive Chair
58,512 SH @ $10.33
2026-03-16
Federico Peter J
director, officer: Director, President, CEO, CIO
89,873 SH @ $10.33
2026-03-16
Reid Sean
officer: EVP
80,717 SH @ $0.00
2026-03-02
Federico Peter J
director, officer: Director, President, CEO, CIO
184,977 SH @ $0.00
2026-03-02
Kain Gary D
director, officer: Director, Executive Chair
62,152 SH @ $0.00
2026-03-02