Vanguard Intermediate-Term Corporate Bond ETF (VCIT)

As the calendar turns towards 2026, the fixed income landscape is drawing significant attention from investors, largely due to persistently elevated long-end yields and the anticipation of further monetary policy adjustments by the Federal Reserve. This confluence of factors is setting the stage for a compelling environment for bond investments,

Three Vanguard bond ETFs stand out as potential winners for 2026.

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These are the best Vanguard ETFs that investors can consider for 2023, given macroeconomic uncertainties in the market.

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ETF buyers invested $18.3B in US-listed funds, using a barbell strategy to allocate between growth and safety.

This figure not only tops all other ETFs industry-wide but also underscores a growing divergence in investor behavior.

Low-beta ETFs provide stability and minimize risk for investors amid market uncertainty. Options include bond, gold, and muni bond ETFs.

U.S. bond market faces volatility as Trump's policies could push yields up. Fed's rate cuts may not ease borrowing costs.

The Fed is expected to reduce interest rates at the FOMC meeting, with a 25 or 50 basis point cut. Investors are betting on a 50 basis point cut and are reshuffling their portfolios, favoring value-oriented ETFs and gold.

A little number-crunching reveals the nation's Social Security beneficiaries are slowly but surely losing buying power.

Although there are 32 Vanguard ETFs in the top 100 U.S.-listed ETFs by assets, some smaller ones are worth exploring.

When interest rates fall, bond prices rise. And while it has been some time since we’ve been able to say interest rates are dropping, the past few months have done just that.

If you are looking for safe havens to turn to in 2024 then you should consider adding these investments to your portfolio.

BlackRock Inc sees rate cuts in second half of 2024. Shape of the yield curve to be key drivers of returns. ETFs could be good investment vehicles.

Can the stock market's strong performance following the midterm elections keep going?

The complexities of forecasting in 2023 include: The market is betting on Fed rate cuts and a soft landing; is that a reasonable assumption? What will break the logjam?

If we examine the market's current tolerance for risk, is it pointing to a soft landing, mild recession, or something much worse?