Vanguard Emerging Markets Government Bond ETF

VWOB tracks a market value weighted index of emerging market sovereign debt, denominated in USD.

Vanguard Total International Bond ETF

With a new U.S. presidential administration coming in 2025, the uncertainty of the impact on emerging markets (EM) assets appears to be causing investors to head for the exits on EM equities. Bonds, on the other hand, appear to remain resilient.

Emerging Market Bonds Stay Resilient While Equities Falter

Improving fundamentals are emboldening institutional money managers to take on more emerging market bonds. In a true sign of a risk-on sentiment, these managers are adding the riskiest of bonds in EM countries.

Fundamentals Increase Institutional Demand for EM Bonds

Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF

Vanguard Total World Bond ETF

Emerging market (EM) assets are benefiting from a post-election rally as investors are now more clear on what the incoming presidential administration will look like. In the meantime, if emerging market assets continue trending higher, consider bond exposure.

Subsiding Election Angst Could Benefit Emerging Market Bonds

International bonds offer ingress into debt issue diversification overseas, but some caution is warranted given that a U.S. election is forthcoming. As such, it may be best to stick with developed markets, but the bold can always consider emerging markets to appease their risk appetite.

International Bonds Gain Traction, But Caution Warranted for EM

Vanguard Long-Term Bond ETF

Vanguard Long-Term Corporate Bond ETF

Income investors will find a lot to like with these Vanguard exchange-traded funds.

$100,000 Invested in These 3 Vanguard ETFs Could Pay You $5,400 in Annual Income

iShares JP Morgan USD Emerging Markets Bond ETF

EMB is the oldest and largest fund in the emerging market bond sector; Comparing EMB with its peers, the only fund capable of competing is VWOB. VWOB has lower costs compared to its peers and offers better returns. Its interest return is not only higher but also maintains a more consistent growth rate. VWOB tends to have greater exposure to lower-rated sovereign bonds, even though the two funds do not have a significantly different standard deviation.

Is EMB Really The Best ETF To Invest In Emerging Market Bonds? VWOB Might Be Better

Aggressive income investors could love this Vanguard ETF.

Looking for Income? This Vanguard ETF Pays an Ultra-High Yield of Over 6%.

Vanguard Core-Plus Bond ETF

Q3 saw strong returns for bonds across the board, opening up opportunities in various types of bonds. From international bonds to core-plus options, investors have a plethora of choices, including a few from Vanguard.

Strong Q3 Opens Opportunities For Various Bond Funds

One popular rule of thumb states that by subtracting your age from 110, you can figure out your ideal stock and fixed-income allocations. I've generally focused on stocks, and don't have nearly enough fixed-income assets.

I Need More Fixed Income in My Portfolio. Here Are 3 Great Vanguard ETFs That Could Help Me Get It.

Bonds have been volatile, but emerging market sovereign debt may be a suitable option in a weak dollar environment. Vanguard Emerging Markets Government Bond Index Fund ETF Shares offers exposure to emerging economies with low fees and moderate risk. The VWOB ETF provides diversification across developing countries, with a focus on bonds rated B and up, offering a nice yield.

VWOB: A Great Emerging Market Bond Fund

JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF

iShares Preferred and Income Securities ETF 

These ETFs offer ultra-high yields of between 6.33% and 6.88%. They generate income in different ways: selling call options, investing in bonds, and investing in preferred stock.

3 ETFs That Pay Ultra-High Yields of Over 6%

There could be a heavy dose of volatility for emerging markets (EM) bonds in the second half of the year as issuance slows down in addition to political risks. Still, getting yield in the current market environment remains a selling point for EM bonds.

Despite Slowdown, Yield is Still a Selling Point for EM Bonds

One Vanguard ETF offers a different twist on investing in bonds. This ETF pays a higher 30-day SEC yield than any other member of the Vanguard family.

Investing $100,000 in This Vanguard ETF Could Generate Over $6,800 in Annual Income

Opportunistic fixed income investors may want to take a look at a pair of international bond exchange-traded funds (ETFs) if they haven't already— the Vanguard Emerging Markets Government Bond ETF (VWOB) and the  Vanguard Total International Bond Index Fund ETF Shares (BNDX).

Here's a Pair of International Bond ETFs With Upside

One of the prime attractions of emerging markets (EM) bonds is the yields they offer. But with rates expected to ease, they also offer investors an opportunity for price appreciation.

Investors Keep Betting on EM Bonds Despite Falling Spreads

The prospect of interest rate cuts in the U.S. is spurring more interest in emerging market (EM) assets such as bonds. It's not just the yield that's a highlight of EM debt, but also their healthy government debt to GDP levels.

Healthy EM Debt Levels Make This ETF a Worthwhile Option

Vanguard Emerging Markets Government Bond Fund offers a low expense ratio of 0.20% and a 30-day SEC yield of nearly 7%. The fund is well-diversified with 727 bond holdings, including bonds from countries like Qatar, Argentina, and China. The potential for rate cuts by the European Central Bank and a slowing US economy make emerging market bonds attractive.

VWOB: Why I'm Loading Up On This 7%-Yielding ETF On Every Pullback

Demand for emerging markets (EM) bonds are heating up as fixed income investors expect rate cuts to occur following the Federal Reserve's reiteration of looser monetary policy this year. Argentina bonds are one of those offerings hitting new highs amid other factors aside from rate cuts.

Get Exposure to Rising Argentina Bonds With This ETF

Inflows into emerging market (EM) ETFs confirm that investors are ready to pile back into riskier assets. In the case of bonds, improving credit profiles are also stoking investors' appetite for EM bonds.

With Credit Profiles Improving, EM Bonds Stoke Investor Demand

If fixed income investors like using history as a gauge for future performance, they may want to consider allocating to emerging market (EM) bonds. It's not just other bonds in the debt market space where EM shines, but also versus stocks.

An ETF to Ponder as History Supports Emerging Market Bonds

A higher-than-expected consumer price index (CPI) during the month of January may have pushed the dollar higher in the interim, but the overall trend portends declining strength once the U.S. Federal Reserve cuts interest rates. That should eventually pave the way for emerging markets (EM) bonds.

Declining Dollar Strength Paves the Way for EM Bonds

The anticipation of a bond market comeback is sparking more traders to make bold moves in riskier corners of the credit spectrum, including emerging market (EM) debt. To tail their moves, fixed income investors can also look to exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focusing on EM bonds.

Emerging Market Traders Are Finding Opportunities in Bonds

The inclination that yields will eventually fall as the Federal Reserve loosens monetary policy could have fixed income investors looking overseas in search of more yield. The eurozone, in particular, is starting to see heightened demand for bonds as yield seekers look to lock in rates now before central banks start easing monetary policy.

Reach for More Yield Overseas With This International Bond ETF

In the space of emerging markets (EM), China plays a pivotal role in the broad performance of EM assets as a whole. As the second-largest economy continues to work out its struggles, a fresh round of stimulus could help prop up EM assets, including bonds.

China's Fresh Round of Stimulus Could Prop Up EM Bonds

Vanguard Ultra Short-Term Bond ETF

While capital markets are expecting rate cuts to come this year, the pace at which they occur and when certainly comes into question. While the Fed continues to mull rates, fixed income investors can consider three specific ETFs from Vanguard to get more yield.

News for Vanguard Emerging Markets Government Bond ETF ETF (VWOB)