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Bond mutual funds and ETFs tend to be below-average performers for several months following large inflows of new money — which is just what happened in the first quarter. The chart below plots ...
Today's bond market looks very different from what it did just a few decades ago. Not only has the structure of the market evolved, but so has the role bonds play in portfolios. We're taking a closer ...
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US high-yield bonds are on track to post their first negative quarterly returns since 2022 as fears of artificial intelligence disrupting software makers and rising Treasury yields made investors more ...
Another two top bond-rating companies have warned that New York City’s finances are looking grim if the freshman mayor’s budget calling for drawing down reserves is enacted. Fitch Ratings and Kroll ...