Vanguard Intermediate -Term Government ETF News

Sticky and stubborn inflation could keep yields elevated for some time, but as the Federal Reserve continues to tamp down inflation, fixed income investors can seek a middle ground for Treasury note e

U.S. stocks had an upbeat July. Investors poured money into the S&P 500 ETFs.

After a series of interest rate hikes, the Federal Reserve decided to hold steady on Wednesday. For now, the Fed is keeping the federal funds rate at its current target range of 5% to 5.25%.

Bonds were in rough shape last year. But now, as everyone is saying, bonds are back.

Last year was one of the worst on record for aggregate bond strategies. One of the primary culprits behind that downside was U.S. government debt, particularly longer-dated bonds.

Political wrestling over the extension of the debt ceiling is scaring investors. But many found a place to hide out with the best ETFs.

Although inflation went down in March, it didn't drop as much as Wall Street had expected, which suggests the Federal Reserve still has a ways to go in its fight to curb stubbornly high consumer price

Rates Are Close Peaking; I Am Cautious On Equities.

Short-term treasury yields jumped up on Friday after Federal Reserve governor Christopher Waller said that the U.S. central bank can be expected to continue raising interest rates since inflation is �

Trading activity on the Tradeweb European ETF marketplace reached EUR 51.1 billion in February, while the proportion of transactions processed via Tradeweb's Automated Intelligent Execution (AiEX) too

While investors have been pumping money into investment-grade corporate fixed income, some bond managers are concerned that they aren't being adequately compensated for the risks associated with such

VGIT ETF invests in intermediate-term U.S. treasuries. The fund offers an attractive yield of 4%.

I recently revealed that, due to my cautious outlook for 2023, I hold almost 25% cash in my personal portfolio. In line with that belief, I have an interest in investments that may offer a nice risk/r

Following a historically rough year for fixed income, the asset class is looking up. Throughout 2022, yields on bond investments went up by two to four percentage points (depending on the category).

U.S. Treasury yields rose after strong jobs data was reported on Thursday. Per CNBC, the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury gained 1 basis point to 3.718%, while the 2-year Treasury yield was tra