Roughly six in 10 U.S. adults report owning stock, but nearly 80% of American households have some type of debt.

Despite rates holding steady, many financial experts say now is still a good time to buy bonds.

Yields on U.S. Treasurys, which rise when bond prices fall, got their first big ... where the economy is weaker. Changes in yields, however, tend to be correlated. When Treasury yields rise ...

Bonds are often the go-to asset when the outlook turns challenging. Fixed-income securities are posting across-the-board ...

Low bond yields and interest rates are often credited with supporting higher prices in the stock market ... That payment/amount never changes (unless the issuer defaults). A decrease in the ...

That same year, bonds produced an annual loss of 11.7 per cent, including both interest and price changes. While bonds have done okay since then, investor confidence in them has remained shaky.

The yield on the typical bank-loan fund, 7.4%, topped every other bond fund category at the ... especially since drastic price changes can happen very quickly. More money as a public-sector ...

Data suggests more households are exposed to changes in interest rates than swings ... has been much more vocal about the bond market and Trump’s pledge to lower borrowing costs for Americans.

Data suggests more households are exposed to changes in interest rates than ... which represent an investor’s annual return, fall as bond prices rise—and vice versa. That tends to happen ...