The economy is two for two in terms of a better-than-expected U.S. jobs report. Just like last month, the June numbers exceeded expectations. Kevin Flanagan discusses.

When following rate trends here in the U.S., it’s easy to focus only on domestic factors. Kevin Flanagan discusses some interesting developments overseas that have been largely ignored in market commentary, encouraging investors to start thinking globally.

While an interest rate hedging angle for bond portfolios is not top of mind for investors right now, maybe it should be. Kevin Flanagan explains why the time to consider rate protection is when rates are low.

As investors sort through the aftermath of the recent bond market turmoil, there have been questions around potential value and income opportunities in the fixed income space. Kevin Flanagan explains why he has high hopes for the U.S. high-yield corporate bond sector.

It came as no surprise that the Federal Reserve left monetary policy right where it is at the June FOMC meeting. Kevin Flanagan discusses how fixed income investors should position their portfolios.

There is little knowledge surrounding the fact that the U.S. Treasury has an auction rule whereby t-bill yields can’t go negative at the actual auction itself. Kevin Flanagan discusses this rule and what it means for your fixed income portfolio.