Inflows to emerging-markets bond funds continued their longest streak since a 50-week run in 2013.

As spreads widen, it’s time to get out of the pool.

BlackRock listed the iShares Edge High Yield Defensive Bond ETF, and an investment grade version of the fixed-income smart beta fund last month.

Expect the longer-living, higher-saving baby boomers to keep any upward pressure on interest rates at the margin, says Informa’s chief macro strategist, David Ader.

Without block trades, volatility has been absent in the bond markets.

Inverted yield curves aren't the tried-and-true predictors of recessions in developing nations that they are in developed countries.

It’s better to be cautious now than to hold on until it’s too late, DoubLine Capital's CEO warns.

Global bond funds also kept their streak alive while money continued to flow out of Asia-Pacific bond funds.

It’s only a matter of months before inflation is back at 2 percent.

Traders are concerned that after an 18-month rally, rising yields in developed markets from the U.S. to Germany could wreak havoc across emerging markets similar to the taper tantrum of 2013.