The Secondary Market Corporate Credit Facility is one of nine emergency lending programs the Fed has announced since mid-March
DoubleLine executive's comments come as the spread between 5- and 30-year Treasury yields hits its steepest level since 2016
The firm's strategists say that with the U.S. economy improving, 10-year Treasury rates will become a key driver
The Fed reported late last month that it had purchased some $1.3 billion of exchange-traded funds, including $223 million of high-yield bond ETFs
The product is designed to be fully liquid and includes contracts from two insurers
Several of the actively traded fixed-income funds Gemma Wright-Casparius runs have beaten most of their peers so far this year
While stocks are still out of favor, taxable bond funds are gaining appeal, according to Morningstar
Deal is first from a U.S. bank that links all proceeds to tackling the virus
So far this year the precious metal has beaten the S&P 500 by 24 percentage points
The firm suggests buying U.S. and emerging market debt and averaging into select stock sectors
Environmental, social and governance bond issuance increased 272% in April from a year ago
Fed steps up with monetary support; experts want Congress to provide more fiscal backing
The news that the Fed was willing to buy some high-yield debt has made investors more comfortable about buying
InvestmentNews Chief Content Officer George Moriarty looks at why investors are throwing billions into leveraged ETFs
Mitch McConnell's comment came as Congress considers extending aid to cities and states that are seeing tax revenue disappear as wide swaths of the economy are shut down
The agency’s emergency efforts to rescue the economy are already being viewed as uncharted territory
During the first quarter, the asset manager saw about $19 billion in withdrawals from its mutual funds and ETFs, but $52 billion in inflows for its cash management business
Outflows from fixed-income funds hit a record $240 billion last month, says Morningstar
The central bank's decision to allow banks to take on more leverage is pushing down yields on Treasuries
Exchange-traded funds took in $66.3 billion during the first quarter, about $8 billion more than they attracted during the same period last year
