Vanguard Intermediate -Term Government ETF News

The Federal Reserve just wrapped up another policy meeting, and markets continue to push back their expectations of a first rate cut. As of Wednesday, the federal funds futures market is pricing in 60

Fixed income investors these days may be tasked with looking for opportunities that can provide the best blend of yield, while at the same time mitigating rate risk. The melding of those two benefits

High yields are applying downward pressure on both the stock and bond markets, confounding investors at the start of the second quarter. In turn, it's causing traders to up their bearish bets on bond

Investors appear to be taking a Goldilocks-like approach to bonds — not too short and not too long. According to a Reuters report, investors have been opting for intermediate term-bonds funds of the

Among the larger ETF providers, few have product stability like Vanguard. When changes do occur, that's worthy of celebration.

Overall, ETFs pulled in $58.7 billion in capital last month, taking year-to-date inflows to $89.8 billion.

With the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) index moving to its lowest level the last few years, the path may finally be open for rate cuts. That said, fixed income investors may want to lock in

VGIT: Increasingly Attractive

The issuance party that 2024 is experiencing in the bond market isn't relegated to just corporate debt. The U.S. Treasury is also joining in on the action, giving fixed income investors opportunities

Two renowned Wall Street firms, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan, are advising investors to consider purchasing five-year U.S. Treasury notes, per Bloomberg, as quoted on Yahoo Finance.

The Federal Reserve is expected to make interest rate cuts this year. But representatives from the U.S. central bank are sending the message that the cuts won't be coming soon.

Wall Street is doubling down on their bond bets for 2024. The notion that rate cuts are finally coming in 2024 spurs this movement.

Federal Reserve officials believe that interest rates have hit their peak and will be reduced later this year. That said, Fed policymakers expect rates to remain at high “for some time,” according

While 2022 was a brutal year for bonds, fixed income enjoyed many tailwinds this year, from high interest rates to lowered inflation to a less volatile economy. This made 2023 the year for fixed incom

Inflation isn't at the 2% level the Fed has been targeting. But it's gone down considerably from its peak of 9% last year.