Informa chief macro strategist David Ader says the unknowns of Trump’s budget-busting tax plan and muddled economic picture mean little conviction in the bond market.

Renewed interest in the U.S. reflation story did not move the needle for TIPs funds; it did rekindle investor interest in Bank Loan Funds, which extended an inflow streak begun in November.

Minerd recommended investors move toward asset-backed securities “and other places where you can get incremental yield without taking the kind of risk that you have to in high yield.”

For the first time since July, hedge funds and other large speculators are bullish on Treasuries across the yield curve.

Ultra-long bonds could be used to help fulfill two of President Donald Trump’s biggest campaign promises: fix the nation’s aging infrastructure with a trillion-dollar spending program and cut taxes at the same time.

U.S. Treasurys are popular because they're safe and predictable. Fifty year or longer bonds changes that.

Geopolitical crises take a backseat to boring old economic data.

Policy makers will deepen their discussion about when and how to pare the central bank’s big bond holdings at a two-day meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee starting Tuesday.

Political turbulence around the world led to flows for a perceived safe place.

Investors withdrew 1.5 billion euros ($1.6 billion) from vehicles specializing in European speculative-grade bonds in March, the first net outflow since November.