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Depending on your tax federal tax bracket and which state you live in, municipal bond funds may be excellent income generatiors for you.

Many regional banks are expected to show big declines in profits. But there may be bargains for contrarian investors who can commit for the long term.

A paper written six years ago carries a key insight on why bonds have reacted so violently to a rise in supply paired with the Fed's QT program.

Shares of Permian peers of Pioneer Natural Resources Co. were getting a boost in premarket trading Friday, in the wake of The Wall Street Journal’s report...

Rivian's stock started Friday's premarket session with a bounce after the EV maker's convertible debt offering price, but it soon reversed into the red.

McDonald's stock fell toward the longest weekly losing streak in 4 years, amid concerns that the surge in bond yields will crimp consumer spending.

Exxon is likely looking to put surplus cash to work, and there are many oil companies that may be acquisition targets for industry giants.

Also, how you can prepare for eldercare as the money runs out, how to take advantage of high interest rates and difficult problem solving by the Moneyist.

Stocks and bonds look attractive because inflation is controlled and rates aren't going higher, writes Michael Brush.

High interest rates aren't going to keep stocks low much longer, writes Mark Hulbert.