Taxable Bond
Taxable Bond Snapshot October 2026
October’s Taxable Bond Snapshot reviews falling Treasury yields, the Bloomberg Aggregate’s 2.44% gain, widening credit spreads, and GW&K’s current positioning.
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Municipal Bond
Municipal Bond Snapshot October 2026
Municipals rallied in October as rates fell, with a steeper curve, attractive yields, and improving technicals. Explore the latest trends and GW&K’s municipal bond strategies.
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Why Higher Yields Create a Better Entry Point For Bonds
Higher taxable and municipal bond yields may create a stronger starting point for investors. Explore why starting yields, income, and time are important when considering fixed income.
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Municipal Bond
Why Investors Should Look Forward After the Recent Muni Selloff
Municipal bonds have come under pressure as yields rose. Explore what’s driving the selloff, how higher starting yields may affect returns, and how investors may benefit.
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Taxable Bond
Taxable Bond Market Commentary – 3Q 2026
GW&K’s taxable bond team discusses rising rates, resilient economic growth, credit conditions, and the potential for fixed income to provide income and portfolio ballast.
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Municipal Bond
Municipal Bond Market Commentary – 3Q 2026
GW&K’s municipal bond team reviews the third-quarter selloff, resilient credit fundamentals, and the more attractive entry point emerging for investors.
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Municipal Bond
Municipal Bond Snapshot September 2026
Municipal bonds sold off sharply in September, but higher yields and improved relative value may create a more attractive starting point for investors.
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Taxable Bond
Taxable Bond Snapshot September 2026
Yields moved significantly higher across the curve in September, as the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) delivered a rate hike for the first time since 2023.
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Taxable Bond
Taxable Bond Snapshot August 2026
During August, the yield on the 30-year Treasury Bond hit a post-Global Financial Crisis (GFC) high of 5.34%. Subsequently, Treasury Secretary Bessent surprised the market by announcing plans to increase the size of buybacks for longer-dated US Government Bonds, briefly pushing yields lower.
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