Vanguard Total International Bond ETF News

Fixed income has become one of the hottest trending topics in the finance world due to the uncertain economic environment. The asset class has seen a huge increase in interest from investors and advis

Now that yields have returned to fixed income, investors have, in turn, returned to bond funds. But within fixed income, are investors also turning to international bonds?

Emerging markets can come with a lot of growth potential. However, they also usually have more volatility than you might get with developed markets.

U.S.-listed fixed income ETFs had net inflows of $52 billion in the first quarter of 2023, equal to 65% share of the industry's cash haul despite being just 20% of the assets.

The Franklin International Aggregate Bond ETF invests based on the Bloomberg Global Aggregate ex-USD Index Hedged USD. The Vanguard Total International Bond ETF invests based on the Bloomberg Barclays

I discuss two of James Picerno's posts (Part I & Part II) from last week. I conclude that a market uptrend began on March 30 and 31.

This year, let alone a few days in mid-March, is a good reminder of the role bonds and bond ETFs can play within a portfolio.

With the recent plunge in global interest rates, foreign fixed income has attracted risk-conscious buyers. Unlike the past, a strong starting yield today makes BNDX a better risk/reward play from a du

Layoffs are rising. Inflation is surging.

Vanguard crossed the $2 trillion mark in U.S.-listed ETF assets under management this week, aided by $23 billion of net inflows to start the year and positive year-to-date total returns for nearly all

Fear is often extinguished when facing it head-on. After a tumultuous 2022, it seems investors are no longer scared of inflation and are piling into bond funds again, based on recent inflows.

This time a year ago, fixed income funds were seeing some “pretty hefty outflows,” according to Janel Jackson, principal and global head of ETF capital markets and broker & index relations at Vang

Another week went by, and there was a clear standout issuer in the ETF Issuer League: JPMorgan Chase. The megabank's ETFs added more than double the next closest issuer in net inflows with nearly $5 b

This week's ETF flows saw a strong performance from bond ETFs, but nothing like this – bonds added nearly $5.2 billion in just one week as investors flocked to yields so strong that some are even su

Fixed income, which historically provides ballast and diversification in portfolios against equities during times of volatility, saw negative returns last year as the Federal Reserve aggressively rais