The Fed held interest rates steady at a near-zero level in its latest June meeting, but raised the rate hike expectations.

Unlike fixed coupon bonds, these do not lose value when the rates go up, making the bonds ideal for protecting investors against capital erosion in a rising rate environment.

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Let's take a look at some ETFs for current income and likely capital appreciation as the Fed officials project sooner-than-expected interest rate hikes.

Rates have been rising fast in the United States over the past few weeks on growing risk appetite and reflationary optimism.

Talks of rising inflation in the United States are rife currently. These investing strategies could be helpful for you.

On May 4, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen commented that interest rates may need to rise modestly over time to keep the U.S. economy from overheating, though she clarified later on that she is not "predicting...

As widely expected, the Fed held interest rates steady at a near-zero level in its latest meeting.

Growing vaccine distribution and the rollout of the $1.9 trillion fiscal stimulus under the Biden era have resulted in a sooner-than-expected recovery of the U.S. economy. These have stoked inflation concerns...

Rising rate worries started bothering both equity and bond markets from February-end. Bonds have registered steep selloffs. Still there are some fixed-income options that can earn you smart gains as well...