iShares TIPS Bond ETF (TIP)

The current volatility in stocks sets up a buying opportunity in bonds; here are three bond ETFs that capitalize on the potential for higher bond prices

Portfolio Strategist George Smith advocates for a recalibrated asset allocation strategy due to a slowing-growth environment, elevated inflation, and a 'higher-for-longer' interest rate outlook.

China’s trade surplus in goods continues to rise and now dwarfs the heights for Germany and Japan during their exporting heydays in the 1990s.

Investors shifting expectations for Fed rate cuts as inflation concerns rise and trade tensions escalate. Markets see 1 cut, not 2, by year-end.

Several risk factors could end the bond market’s party, but for the moment US fixed-income markets are having a good year so far.

Inflation has the potential to erode investment portfolios—three ETFs may help investors to protect against a potential increase in inflation in 2025.

The Federal Reserve's final meeting of the year has historically caused significant moves in 20 ETFs. A rate cut is expected, but the focus is on the Fed's forward guidance and projections.

Inflationary situation in the U.S. has polarized economists and market watchers even as the Fed is convinced pricing pressure is on a sustainable downward trajectory.

Recent weak growth data and benign inflation data has sealed the fate of the Fed rate cut but economists hold a mixed view on the policy outcome.

The markets seemed to be screaming over this past week, especially the bond market. In this video, I take a look at the bond market's price action.

A little number-crunching reveals the nation's Social Security beneficiaries are slowly but surely losing buying power.

The recent spare of soft data have raised market expectations of a rate cut in September but not all are convinced regarding that.

Investors were overall net purchasers of fund assets (including both conventional funds and ETFs) for the eighth week in 10, adding a net $14.3 billion.

Last week brought cheer on inflation front with a key data showing that pricing pressure fell to the lowest in three years.

Larry Summers says Trump's unrealistic fiscal policy proposal, reported in the media last week, poses a significant threat to the economy.

After CNBC reported that presumptive Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is considering replacing income taxes in the U.S. with additional import tariffs to offset the revenue shortfall, Nobel laureate and economist Paul Krugman shared his views on the matter through a series of posts on X, formerly known as Twitter, on Thursday.

A Biden executive order comes after GOP Senators killed a bipartisan immigration bill earlier this year at the behest of Trump.

Summers was among the economists who warned the Biden administration of the risk of rising inflation when it approved a massive COVID-19 relief package in 2021.

I think precious metals led by silver will be the brightest spot in the coming days and weeks, even if silver bulls didn't withstand the sellers following core PCE, and didn't buy credible bond market signs of inflation making a return.

The economic policy of Reagan, popularly called Reaganomics, has been deemed a success by most economists.

Inflation has persisted as a significant issue, now emerging as a key factor in the upcoming election.

Incidentally, after emerging from a COVID-19-induced recession in the third quarter of 2020, the U.S. economy has shown positive growth for much of Biden's tenure.

Schiff is in the camp of economists who see no respite in pricing pressure, blaming the Federal Reserve for the current predicament.

The Federal Reserve's focus on bringing inflation down to its 2% target has made investors closely watch economic data releases. This week's Consumer Price Index report could provide clues about the future path of interest rates.