Joe Davis, Vanguard’s global chief economist, says interest rates could shoot up in coming years if the benefits of AI don’t ...

The asset manager has been leaning into active management in fixed income to meet shifting investor and advisor demand.

With an expense ratio of 0.30%, VGMS is cheaper than the average actively managed bond ETF, living up to Vanguard's ...

A new actively managed fixed-income ETF is joining Vanguard's lineup. - It marks Vanguard’s seventh active bond ETF in the US ...

Bond market conditions look challenging, but these ETFs offer a combination of healthy yield, upside potential ... below their all-time high. That left Vanguard's bond ETF lineup in a tougher ...

Inflation, the Fed and the yield ... though the bond market was volatile, investors were clearly interested in making bets on the direction of interest rates. I fully expect Vanguard to continue ...

Bond yields have shot higher since March 2022 ... say experts such as Roger Aliaga-Diaz, Vanguard’s global head of portfolio construction. Harvard economist Larry Summers sees a 15% to 25% ...

Vanguard has a collection of bond ETFs across different maturity periods. The longer the maturity, the higher the yield. Investors need to balance the extra yield against the risk of longer-term ...

Investors who allocated to municipal bonds with paltry yields at the beginning of last ... rise in interest rates in 2022, according to Vanguard Group. “Following a year with $119 billion ...

Only one Vanguard ETF focuses on bonds issued by governments in emerging markets. The positives of this Vanguard ETF include an ultra-high yield, a monthly distribution, and a low expense ratio.

One of the world's largest asset managers, Vanguard, recently made changes to its fixed-income fund lineup, which now includes 118 mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). On Feb. 11, the ...

So Vanguard Short-Term Bond ETF has a yield of 3% versus a yield of nearly 4.3% on Vanguard Long-Term Bond ETF. On an absolute basis, that's not much of a difference, but percentage-wise ...