Vanguard Short-Term Corporate Bond ETF News

All eyes in the capital markets continue to be on the U.S. Federal Reserve and how their interest policy strategy will play out for the rest of the year. In the meantime, short-term corporate bonds ar

A hawkish Federal Reserve is forcing companies to issue more bonds ahead of rising interest rates in the current inflationary environment. As such, a deluge of corporate bonds is expected to hit the d

Source: J.J. Gouin / Shutterstock.com Investors who are frustrated by the topsy-turvy nature of the stock market might want to consider moving money into bond funds that offer both yield and stability

In the month of August, bond ETFs gained maximum assets.

Last week, ETFs pulled in $8.4 billion in capital, pushing year-to-date inflows to $350.7 billion.

Fresh off another 75 basis point rate hike, the U.S. Federal Reserve looks intent on stamping out red-hot inflation through the rest of 2022, putting short-duration bonds in focus for fixed income inv

In a bond market environment where rates are on the move higher, short duration has been the default move. Morningstar highlighted top short-term bond funds that investors should consider as inverted

VCSH is an investment-grade corporate bond ETF with a 3.81% SEC yield. With a 2.8 years duration, the fund is down more than -5.7% year to date due to rising rates versus only -2% for MINT.

Signs of life are appearing in the corporate bond markets, which have followed stocks downward amid inflation fears. Corporate bonds churned out a positive month, giving potential investors reasons to

The current bond market rout has left investors scurrying for alternative investment options that offer good yields.

The current bond market rout has left investors scurrying for alternative investment options that offer good yields.

The Vanguard Short-Term Corporate Bond Index Fund is a diversified fund offering investors exposure to short term, high quality corporate bonds. The fund's emphasis on investment grade bonds means inv

Various economic forces are dampening consumer sentiment regarding the U.S. economy. With factors like rampant inflation ahead, bond investors may want to shorten duration exposure.

The equities markets appear to be sloughing off fears of inflation as prospective rate increases don't seem to be fazing investors. As such, it's been risk-on, which has been pushing bond prices down.

February was pretty volatile for Wall Street. Though the start of the month was rocky due to rising rate worries and the Russia-Ukraine conflict, investors digested those threats somewhat at the end o