Discover how below par bonds work, as they trade for less than their face value. Learn why bonds might trade at a discount due to market and economic conditions.

Discover the importance of yield spreads in bond investing, a key tool for assessing risk and comparing debt market returns.

Breakeven yield is the crucial return needed to match the cost of marketing financial products, enabling informed decision-making in banking services.

S&P 500 large caps hold strong A3 ratings, LQD yields 4.47%, and credit spreads are tight, offering a favorable reward/risk ...

The Franklin Dynamic Municipal Bond ETF is an active muni bond ETF, focused on investment-grade munis, with a tax-advantaged ...

Term Corporate Bond ETF and the Fidelity Total Bond ETF target income-focused investors, yet their underlying construction shapes how they respond when market conditions shift.

The yield on 30-year Treasury debt has formed a “death cross,” a signal to consider buying longer-term bonds. A death cross is a trading term for when a shorter-term moving average falls below a ...

U.S. bond investors are bracing for higher long-term yields as a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome ...

Fixed-income represented a surprising bright spot in 2025, despite the warnings of "bond vigilantes" and inflation pressure. Here's the outlook for 2026.

Fixed income is for stability. In 2025, interest rates on fixed deposits fell, while yields on government bonds increased.

Catastrophe bond market insurance risk spreads, or the discount margin, increased by roughly 6% in the month of December 2025 ...