Fixed Income

Can Realty Income Balance Growth and Dilution With New Debt?
Investment & Trading Can Realty Income Balance Growth and Dilution With New Debt?

Securing $1.625 billion through convertible senior notes maturing in 2031 represents a significant bet on the firm's ability to outpace its own cost of capital. This strategic move, executed in the current fiscal landscape of 2026, aims to provide the necessary liquidity for high-quality

Switch From GICs to Dividend Stocks to Boost Passive Income
Sector Insights Switch From GICs to Dividend Stocks to Boost Passive Income

The predictable nature of regulated rates in the energy sector provides a stable foundation for investors moving away from low-yield bank products. While traditional fixed-income vehicles like GICs offered a haven during periods of high central bank interest rates, the current landscape of 2026

US Treasury Doubles Debt Buybacks to Curb Rising Yields
Economy US Treasury Doubles Debt Buybacks to Curb Rising Yields

Secretary Scott Bessent is spearheading a strategic intervention in the bond market as the 30-year Treasury bond recently climbed to its highest level in 19 years. This surge in long-dated yields has sparked significant concern across the financial landscape, as it directly influences everything

Why Are U.S. Treasury Yields Hitting 19-Year Highs?
Economy Why Are U.S. Treasury Yields Hitting 19-Year Highs?

Decoding the Shift: A New Era for the Bond Market Financial markets are currently adjusting to a landscape where the cost of government borrowing has surged to levels that were virtually unthinkable just a few years ago. The U.S. Treasury market is witnessing a historic realignment, with the

Can UTIP Shield Your Portfolio From Rising Inflation?
Investment & Trading Can UTIP Shield Your Portfolio From Rising Inflation?

Despite having a beta of 1.07, the UTIP ETF maintained a remarkably tight 52-week trading range between $25.38 and $26.39, suggesting significant price stability for conservative investors. This stability is noteworthy in a global economic landscape where price pressures continue to challenge

Can Japan Defend the Yen Without Selling U.S. Treasuries?
Economy Can Japan Defend the Yen Without Selling U.S. Treasuries?

Japan’s public debt, which currently exceeds double its Gross Domestic Product, limits the government's ability to combat inflation while maintaining a weak currency. This fiscal reality has pushed the yen to its lowest valuation in nearly forty years, creating an urgent dilemma for the Ministry of

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