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Investors shouldn't abandon bonds, but instead focus on those with shorter maturities. By Patti Domm The smell of fear is permeating the bond market and wafting into other markets. This year's aggressive run-up in interest rates has pushed bond prices lower while volatility has increased. After serving as the "boring"
Mortgage-backed securities ETFs are facing their biggest investor exodus since the pandemic as surging Treasury yields and elevated interest-rate volatility make mortgage bonds less attractive relative to government debt. MBS ETFs See Heaviest Selling Since 2020 U.S. mortgage-bond ETFs recorded $2.4 billion in net outf
The S&P 500 is hovering near a record, but Michael Burry is struggling to dismiss a warning from fellow market bear Peter Schiff that the strength may be masking weakness underneath. Schiff recently pointed out on Substack that while the S&P 500 was just 0.7% below its record, 430 of its stocks were, on average, 21.7%
Michael Burry has put long-duration Treasury bonds back in the spotlight, warning that a combination of AI-driven debt expansion, rising inflation volatility, elevated oil prices and mounting stress in the Treasury basis trade could keep upward pressure on long-term yields — a challenging backdrop for long-duration bon
iShares and Vanguard bond ETFs offer income options for investors, with varying yields and fees. Investors weigh the two for best fit.