VTC / Bond Sell-Off Should Wind Down During the Summer, Analyst Says

Thirty years ago, the exchange traded fund was launched. Now, upward of $6.5 trillion is invested in U.S. ETFs and accounted for more than 30% of exch more_horizontal

After a rough year, investment-grade corporate debt appears to be making a comeback in 2023. Since the start of the year, investment-grade corporate b more_horizontal

For the first half of 2022, stocks and bonds were seeing eye to eye amid inflation fears as sell-off pressures pushed both assets downward. With the s more_horizontal

As the energy sector continues to trounce other sectors in 2022, a portfolio of corporate bonds with reduced energy sector exposure seems less than id more_horizontal

Signs of life are appearing in the corporate bond markets, which have followed stocks downward amid inflation fears. Corporate bonds churned out a pos more_horizontal

Weaker economic data could be pushing investors back into the safe confines of the bond markets again. As such, benchmark Treasury yields are pushing more_horizontal

Bond investors may be seeing less red with summer around the corner if Rick Rieder, chief investment officer of global fixed income at BlackRock, is c more_horizontal

Rising inflation has been causing benchmark yields to trend higher, and corporate bonds haven't been immune to the 2022 rout in bond prices. That said more_horizontal