Treasury Bond ETFs hauled in over $6 billion in April, the biggest inflows since January 2016.

Trump’s trade war rhetoric has rattled the markets. Are advisors shielding their clients’ portfolios from the potential fallout?

Informa’s chief macro strategist weighs in on what’s to come.

Though if it were to err, there could be a third hike in December.

No need to get antsy.

Muted investor enthusiasm for fixed income as money moves to short-term treasurys and corporate debt.

Fears that the current crop of earnings may be as good as it gets and that higher bond yields will sap demand for equities, all weighed on investor sentiment.

The headlines generated hinting that a breach of 3 percent is tantamount to a dam-busting that can only mean dramatically higher yields is more about a slow news day when it comes to interest rate influences.

Money market funds have benefited from the rise in interest rates; some say that makes them an attractive option for clients’ cash.

The 10-year T-note yield flirts with 3 percent.