Government Bonds

These fixed-income ETFs can potentially benefit from interest rate hikes through floating-rate exposure or higher short-term yields.

A small number of options-based ETFs use complex overlays to deliver the total returns of Treasury bills with better tax efficiency.

Investors seeking maximum income from a bond ETF need to either sacrifice credit quality or upside price appreciation, with neither being a free lunch.

Tired of TreasuryDirect's awful user interface? Consider these Treasury ETFs instead.

This week, Strategas ETF expert Todd Sohn offers insights into the ETF universe's overbought conditions, provides an update on flow trends, examines sector allocations, and explores the role of money market funds in the broader investment landscape.

This ETF from Neuberger Berman blends options and bonds for a balanced approach to risk and return.

Here's a look at which ETFs might benefit from a potential emergency or future Fed rate cut.

U.S. 10-year Treasury yields fall to 4.22%, boosting long-term bond ETFs like EDV and ZROZ. Fed hints at fewer rate cuts despite hawkish stance.

U.S. Treasury yields fell after CPI data showed lower-than-expected inflation in April, boosting long-term bond performance.