Fixed Income

The fixed income strategist sees arbitrage opportunities in Europe, even with negative yields, and likes mortgage-backed securities in the U.S., but warns it is not a time to be married to any one position.

Schwab strategists outlined their views on the economy—and the firm's thinking on advisors' needs.

The word is out: bond ETFs are raking in the assets to the tune of roughly $74 billion in the first six months of the year. Why have fixed income ETFs exploded in 2019? What can we expect in the second half of the year? Those are only two of the...

A survey underscores a lack of understanding, but the bond market doesn’t have to be an impenetrable enigma.

Portfolio trades, in which multiple bonds from different borrowers change hands during one transaction, are “a direct result of the growth of fixed income ETFs and their associated ecosystem,” according to a BlackRock report.

The head of asset allocation for $40 billion Pacific Life Fund Advisors (PLFA), Pacific Life’s multiasset investment division, on the continued appeal of high-yield bonds and why he’s staying away from leveraged loans.

The number of indexes around the world fell more than 20% to 2.96 million in 2019.

Over the past six months, money market funds attracted $322 billion of inflows, the largest flight to safe assets since the second half of 2008.

Robinhood's new feature, called Cash Management, takes a more traditional regulatory approach than its last foray into bank accounts.

Municipal-bond mutual funds and exchange traded funds have pulled in about $46.9 billion over the last 38 straight weeks. That’s the biggest cash haul since 2010.