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Corporate bonds can still offer investors a healthy dose of yield, and with debt at depressed prices in the current market environment, there’s value to be had for fixed income investors. Per its fund description, it seeks current income by emphasizing investment-grade debt while dynamically

In effect, going to an extreme, a CEF that holds all its funds in cash with 0% returns, can still generate a call it 10% dividend yield via ROC. For example, this year, many equity based CEFs do not have the capital

Fidelity International has launched a new actively managed fixed income ETF in Europe providing climate-conscious exposure to high yield corporate bonds that have been selected using a multi-factor investment

Days since publication8SummaryLQD focuses on investment-grade bonds. The fund’s holdings have low credit risk, but high interest rate risk. Dividends are low, with the fund yielding 3.3%.Dividends are quite low.

However, some experts argue that long-term investors still have some good opportunities in the fixed income space. One such opportunity is in intermediate-maturity bond funds, which provide broad market exposure

ProShares Short 7-10 Year Treasury (TBX) ETF aims to profit from declines in U.S. Treasury Bond prices.
When yields rise, TBX aims to deliver positive returns, and the opposite is also true.
2022 has brought the most vicious bond bear market in 2 generations, yet we feel like many investors don’t realize there are ways to profit from it.

MIG tracks the MVIS ® Moody’s Analytics ® U.S. Investment Grade Corporate Bond Index and could be a compelling option for income investors today due to multiple factors. Perhaps surprising to some

Fidelity International has made changes to the actively managed $750 million Fidelity Sustainable Global Corporate Bond Multifactor UCITS ETF, aligning the fund with the carbon reduction goals of the Paris

GRNB could be an attractive option for bargain-hunting bond investors beyond the fact that global bond markets are slumping this year. However, data suggest demand for green bonds is perking, indicating the

Another point in favor of RBND is that in the current environment, many investment-grade corporates are offering investors superior income with less volatility than high-yielding equities. Corporate bonds, even those in

The iShares 1-5 Year Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF ( NASDAQ: IGSB ) has a decent YTM, a little higher than what you’d expect from its risk class. It might have something to do with duration risks, where

RBND could be at the right place at the right time for ESG investors seeking fixed income solutions because as Moody’s notes, investors are just starting to make climate and other nature-driven issues part of