The bank's flagship product now offers a 4.4% annual percentage yield, down from 4.5% in March.
There is a yawning disconnect between inflation volatility and bond volatility.
Higher-for-longer interest rate expectations make it a good time to be a credit investor, the firm says.
Investors feel less secure about their finances, yet also feel better about the economy.
Both candidates appear unlikely to address the federal debt time bomb.
Leveraged loans have gained 2.52% this year, outpacing junk bonds and investment-grade corporate debt.
A Bloomberg analysis indicates the debt-to-GDP ratio is on an unsustainable path.
Investors are now forecasting about 65 basis points of rate reductions in 2024.
Guaranteed income products hold a rightful place in many clients' retirement plans.
The rally in spreads is likely to continue in 2024, according to Goldman Sachs strategists.
Inflation-adjusted consumer spending exceeded all estimates.
The average for a 30-year, fixed loan was 6.79%, down from 6.87% last week.
Altruist Cash allows advisors to offer clients an annual percentage yield of 5.10%, the custodian said.
Low-duration preferred and hybrid securities offer the potential for multiple benefits within a diversified portfolio.
As co-head of fixed income, Greg Peters sees structural changes in bonds amid all the Fed noise.
Kristina Hooper said the Swiss National Bank's rate cut broke a rate impasse.
Economist Ed Yardeni thinks Fed Chairman Jerome Powell might be changing his tough-guy tune.
Safe single A bonds are close to becoming the biggest part of investment grade indexes for the first time in about 10 years.
Morningstar found that the classic mix of stocks and bonds outperforms a more widely diversified portfolio.
Gross said bonds are unattractive as the U.S. government deficit swells.