Strategists share their views on where to invest when the Federal Reserve ends its $600 billion bond-purchase program.
As yields rise, investors are wary. The smart money is moving into niche fixed-income investments.
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Prices soar as strong demand for bonds pressures the US dollar. China's interest rate hike may have been priced into the market.
These three bond funds employ strategies designed to excel in difficult market conditions.
Everyone's ditching bonds and their pitiful yields. So what should you do with your portfolio?
Prices rally after Fed chief Ben Bernanke says the government would consider more monetary easing. Silver tops $30 an ounce.
A strong start to November ended in a fade as Europe's debt problems worried investors. But bulls hope recovery signs will spark new buying.
A shootout in Korea shocks global markets, driving the dollar and gold higher. Oil drops. Existing-home sales fall in October. J. Crew will go private in a $3 billion deal.
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