Corporate Bonds

Brad Marshall, global head of private credit strategies at Blackstone, says he owes his family and career to this asset class. How he manages default risk.

U.S. companies can now unload their debt at the lowest rates so far this year.

It’s a good time to consider active funds with flexible mandates to play offense and defense amid uncertainty about the macroeconomic environment.

Calpers beat its assumed rate of return during the June year. But the pension fund was still outperformed by major indexes.

Junk issuance in the European Union smashed records in June as investors gobbled $27 billion in subinvestment grade corporate paper.

A combination of tight credit spreads, a low VIX, placid bond markets, and high valuations for riskier assets could be a sign investors are complacent.

Barron’s has long favored dividend-paying stocks for those seeking income. But bonds now deserve a hard look because they are so attractively priced.

Investment grade and Treasury bonds are seen as potential relative outperformers for the rest of 2025.

The company has issued about $3 billion of preferred in 2025 as it seeks to broaden its funding sources to buy Bitcoin.

Investors should pay attention to where the government is spending our tax dollars, but that doesn’t mean chasing returns based on political movements.

Investment advisors weigh in with the market moves they are making in the trade-war era.

There are plenty of relatively safe options for income despite all of the recent turmoil. 

Plenty of cynics focused on the government bonds’ levels and the impact of U.S. fiscal profligacy this week.

The yield on the 30-year Treasury bond surged above 5%, one of its highest levels since 2023.

AI cloud firm CoreWeave had lifted its debt offering by $500 million, and it was five times oversubscribed.

Moody’s still has a perfect Aaa rating on Apple’s bonds. Yields for long-term Apple debt are higher than the 10-Year Treasury as well.

An unusual decoupling of markets has continued alongside tariff negotiations.

Investors are still demanding higher yields to hold corporate debt.

The trade war has dealt the bond market an unexpected blow. Investment advisors share how they are tweaking fixed-income portfolios.

Fixed income funds saw big outflows for the second straight week, data show.

New data detail the exodus from some U.S. assets.

Just over $15 billion worth of investment-grade bonds have been issued in April, the slowest start to the month since 2009.

It’s the return of the bond conundrum.

Many financial crises start with trouble in financial institutions. This time the Trump administration’s trade policy has sparked the market turmoil.