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Here's the Worst Vanguard ETF to Buy Right Now for Long-Term Investors

Floating-Rate And Junk Bonds Lead Fixed Income So Far In 2024

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Short-Term Bonds: A Compelling Option In The Face Of Fed Cuts

Is It Time To Move Off The Sidelines?

With the Federal Reserve potentially easing as early as June, generous money market yields may be fleeting. Neuberger Berman sees substantial opportunity in the short-duration, high-quality parts of the fixed income markets. To lock in durable high income, we believe it makes sense to incrementally add interest-rate exposure to portfolios.

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Vanguard Short-Term Corporate Bond ETF Experiences Big Outflow

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Bond Outlook: From Headwind To Tailwind

The Fed is going lower, and that’s almost all you need to know about bonds. It doesn’t pay to second guess the Fed. The direction of travel is most important, not every twist and turn along the way. The reason for the Fed likely cutting rates will be different from in the past.

The Problem With 60/40

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Keeping An Eye On Liquidity As Risks Converge

Declining cash reserves across the US financial system have some market observers predicting a liquidity crunch in the funding markets. The Fed’s close monitoring and well-signaled tapering of QT should prevent disruptions to the short-term funding markets, says Eoneren. The Federal Reserve is draining excess liquidity in the system through quantitative tightening.

Mixed Start For U.S. Bonds So Far In 2024

Modest gains in some corners of fixed income contrast with sharp losses elsewhere for year-to-date results with the broadly defined US bond market. The steepest loss for the bond market year to date is in iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF, which is down 4.8% in 2024. The Federal Reserve expected to start cutting interest rates later this year.

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