The Bond Investing Podcast with Fexingo: Treasuries, Corporate Bonds, and Fixed Income Strategy

The Bond Investing Podcast with Fexingo: Treasuries, Corporate Bonds, and Fixed Income Strategy

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The Bond Investing Podcast with Fexingo: Treasuries, Corporate Bonds, and Fixed Income Strategy episodes

  • The Bullet Bond Comeback as 30-Year Yields Top 5 Percent

    In this episode of The Bond Investing Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore why 'bullet bonds'—bonds that pay interest over time and return principal at maturity—are making a comeback in a market where the 30-year Treasury yield has climbed to 5.21 percent. They unpack the appeal of bullet structures for both issuers and investors, especially as pension funds seek predictable cash flows and corporations lock in long-term funding. The hosts discuss how a steep yield curve (10-year at 4.68, 30-year at 5.21) favors bullet issuance over callable bonds, and how retail investors can access this strategy through individual bonds or ETFs. They also touch on the role of bullet bonds in liability-driven investing, and why the shorter end of the curve, with 2-year yields at 4.23, remains a haven for those wary of duration risk. With a nod to the current market environment of August 2026, this episode offers a clear framework for understanding a niche fixed-income instrument that's gaining traction.

    #BulletBonds #BondInvesting #TreasuryYields #FixedIncome #PensionFunds #YieldCurve #LiabilityDrivenInvesting #CorporateBonds #DurationRisk #ETFs #30YearTreasury #10YearTreasury #Finance #Investing #WealthManagement #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #BondMarket

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    7 min
  • How Pension Funds Are Reshaping Bond Portfolios as 30-Year Yields Top 5 Percent

    In this episode of The Bond Investing Podcast, Lucas and Luna dig into the recent push of 30-year Treasury yields above 5 percent—a level not seen in years. They explore how pension funds, with their long-duration liabilities, are responding to this new regime. With the 30-year at 5.21 percent and the 10-year at 4.68 percent, the conversation covers the math of liability-driven investing, the return of the term premium, and why some pensions are shifting from equities to bonds. They also touch on the 3-month Treasury at 3.82 percent and what that means for the curve. If you're a fixed-income investor wondering whether this is the moment to lock in long-term yields, this episode offers a clear framework. Plus, a brief look at how the bond market's plumbing is handling the volatility. Tune in for a focused, numbers-driven discussion on what the 30-year's move means for the biggest institutional players in the market.

    #PensionFunds #TreasuryYields #BondMarket #FixedIncome #LongDuration #TermPremium #LiabilityDrivenInvesting #30YearTreasury #YieldCurve #InstitutionalInvesting #BondStrategy #Finance #Economics #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Investing #Treasuries #PensionFinance

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    9 min
  • How Pension Funds Are Reshaping Bond Portfolios as 30-Year Yields Top 5 Percent

    The 30-year Treasury yield has surged to 5.21 percent, its highest in years, and pension funds are responding by shifting billions into long-duration bonds to lock in yields and improve funded status. Lucas and Luna explore how liability-driven investing (LDI) is reshaping demand for long Treasuries and corporate bonds, why the steep yield curve makes this strategy attractive, and what it means for individual investors. They discuss the mechanics of duration matching, the risk of convexity, and the recent increase in pension buyout activity. This episode draws on current data—including the 10-year yield at 4.66 percent and the 2-10 spread at 45 basis points—to explain one of the biggest structural shifts in fixed-income markets right now.

    #PensionFunds #30YearTreasury #LiabilityDrivenInvesting #BondMarket #YieldCurve #Duration #FixedIncome #TreasuryBonds #CorporateBonds #PensionBuyouts #Convexity #FundedStatus #Finance #Investing #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #BondInvesting #SteepYieldCurve

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    9 min
  • How Trade War Fears Are Reshaping Bond Yields

    The 10-year Treasury yield dropped 4 basis points this week to 4.61% as the Fed's cautious meeting minutes and escalating US-China trade tensions drive a flight to quality. Lucas and Luna break down why long-term yields are falling even as the yield curve steepens, what the spike in the 10-2 spread from 35 to 45 basis points means for investors, and how corporate bonds are pricing in geopolitical risk. Plus, why inflation expectations are staying stubborn despite the safe-haven bid, and what bond strategists are watching next.

    #Treasuries #YieldCurve #FedMeeting #TradeWar #China #FlightToQuality #10YearYield #BondInvesting #FixedIncome #GeopoliticalRisk #PortfolioStrategy #CorporateBonds #Inflation #BondMarket #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Finance #Macro

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    8 min
  • Why the 3-Month Treasury Yield Is 25 Basis Points Above the Fed's IOER

    The 3-month Treasury yield is currently 3.90 percent, a full 25 basis points above the Federal Reserve's interest on reserves rate of 3.65 percent. That gap is a red flag for money market functioning and Fed policy credibility. In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down the mechanics of administered rates, why the spread has blown out, and what it signals about the bond market's expectations for Kevin Warsh's Fed. They tie it to the recent Fed statement, Jeffrey Gundlach's warning, and the 2-year yield also pressing above the fed funds rate. Whether it's a technical glitch, a hawkish bet, or a reserve scarcity, this spread is worth watching for anyone in short-dated fixed income.

    #3MonthYield #IOER #FederalReserve #KevinWarsh #Gundlach #TreasuryBills #MoneyMarkets #FedPolicy #InterestOnReserves #BondMarket #YieldSpread #Finance #FixedIncome #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Investing #Economy #ShortTermRates

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    8 min
  • How AI Trading Bots Are Reshaping Corporate Bond Market Liquidity

    This episode examines the growing role of artificial intelligence in corporate bond trading. With startups and brokers deploying AI agents to trade around the clock, the traditionally opaque and illiquid bond market is seeing narrower spreads, faster execution, and new risks. Lucas and Luna discuss how algorithms are increasingly providing two-sided quotes for investment-grade and high-yield bonds, referencing current ETF prices (LQD at 106.83, HYG at 79.42) and the 10-year yield at 4.65%. They weigh the benefits of improved liquidity against potential flash crashes and regulatory concerns, and explore what this means for fixed-income investors in the current yield environment. The episode includes a brief mention of how listener support via buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo keeps the podcast ad-free.

    #AI #CorporateBonds #BondMarket #Liquidity #AlgorithmicTrading #Fintech #Investing #FixedIncome #HighYield #InvestmentGrade #MarketStructure #Trading #ArtificialIntelligence #LQD #HYG #Treasuries #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast

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    9 min
  • Why the Two-Year Yield Is Staying Above the Fed Funds Rate

    The 2-year Treasury yield is holding at 4.31 percent, nearly 70 basis points above the Fed funds rate of 3.63. That gap has persisted for months, and it's not just about rate-cut expectations. Lucas and Luna unpack the term premium hiding in the short end, what it means for bond investors, and whether the 2-year yield is signaling something the Fed isn't saying yet. Using current data from July 28, 2026, they explore the disconnect between the front end and the central bank's benchmark.

    #Finance #BondInvesting #TreasuryYields #FedFundsRate #TwoYearYield #TermPremium #FixedIncome #YieldCurve #MonetaryPolicy #RiskPremium #Fed #MoneyMarkets #BondStrategy #EconomicIndicators #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Investing #Macro

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    7 min
  • The Return of the Term Premium in Bond Markets

    The 10-year Treasury yield sits at 4.64% and the 30-year at 5.12%, but the story goes beyond Fed policy. Lucas and Luna explain the resurgence of the term premium—the extra compensation investors demand for holding long-term bonds. Using New York Fed model estimates and current yield curve data from July 2026, they break down why term premium turned positive after years of being negative, how fiscal deficits and quantitative tightening are driving it, and what it means for pension funds, insurance companies, and active bond investors. A must-listen for anyone trying to understand why long yields are staying elevated even as short rates hold below 4%.

    #TermPremium #TreasuryYields #BondInvesting #YieldCurve #FederalReserve #QuantitativeTightening #FiscalDeficit #DurationRisk #NewYorkFed #10YearYield #30YearYield #FixedIncome #InflationRisk #BondStrategy #Investing #Finance #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast

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    7 min
  • What the 3-Month Yield Above the Fed's IOER Means for Investors

    The 3-month Treasury yield has climbed to 3.96 percent, now sitting more than 30 basis points above the Federal Reserve's interest on reserve balances (IOER) at 3.65 percent. This unusual spread last appeared in 2019 and signals tightness in money markets, with implications for cash management and bond positioning. In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down why this gap matters, how it affects money market funds and repo rates, and what fixed-income investors should watch next. They also explore the broader yield curve context: the 2-year at 4.33, the 10-year at 4.69, and the 10-2 spread at 34 basis points. Whether you're parked in T-bills or considering longer-duration bonds, this episode offers a clear, data-driven take on a critical market signal.

    #TreasuryYields #IOER #MoneyMarkets #BondInvesting #FederalReserve #3MonthYield #YieldCurve #ShortTermRates #RepoMarket #CashManagement #FixedIncome #Finance #Business #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #BondPodcast #TBill #RateStrategy

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    8 min
  • How Oil's Surge Is Reshaping Treasury Yields and Rate Expectations

    In late July 2026, crude oil has surged more than 12 percent since the start of the month, sending inflation expectations higher and reshaping the Treasury market. Lucas and Luna break down how the 10-year yield climbed to 4.71 percent, the 2-year to 4.37 percent, and the 30-year above 5.16 percent—while the Fed funds rate sits at 3.63 percent. They explore why the market is now pricing in a potential rate hike, what the steepening yield curve (10Y-2Y at 36 basis points) tells us, and how the 3-month Treasury yield at 3.95 percent is signaling a different story. Plus, a look at whether the 30-year yield near 5.2 percent marks a ceiling or a floor. This episode is a must-listen for bond investors trying to navigate the crosscurrents of energy shocks, Fed policy, and the steepest yield curve in two years.

    #OilPrices #TreasuryYields #FederalReserve #RateHike #YieldCurve #10YearYield #30YearYield #2YearYield #3MonthTreasury #InflationExpectations #BondMarket #FixedIncome #MonetaryPolicy #EnergyShock #Commodities #Finance #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast

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    7 min

About The Bond Investing Podcast with Fexingo: Treasuries, Corporate Bonds, and Fixed Income Strategy

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Lucas and Luna dissect the fixed-income markets with the precision of a bond trader reading a prospectus. Each episode tackles a single corner of the bond universe — from 2-year Treasury note auctions and inverted yield curves to investment-grade corporate debt, high-yield junk bonds, and municipal paper. The hosts anchor every conversation in real-time market data: today's 10-year yield move, the latest Fed funds rate expectation from CME FedWatch, credit spread widening in the energy sector. They explain how duration, convexity, and call provisions affect returns, and they do it without jargon for its own sake. Lucas walks through the mechanics of a bond ladder or a TIPS strategy while Luna asks the hard questions: Why does this matter for a retiree? How does a pension fund use this? What happens to a corporate bond portfolio when the economy tips into recession? The show serves professional investors, financial advisors, and serious individual bond buyers who want to understand the plumbing behind the price. Every episode is built around a live chart — the yield curve from , a corporate spread table, a CDS index move — but those visuals are described, not shown, so the conversation stands on its own as audio. By the end, you'll grasp not just what happened in bonds today, but the structural forces that will shape returns for months ahead. What happens to your 30-year Treasury when the next fiscal crisis hits?