Treasury Bonds Definition
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Treasury Bonds represent fixed-income securities issued by the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Renowned for their safety and reliability, Treasury Bonds serve as a core component in diversified investment portfolios. Treasury Bond ETFs offer investors exposure to these government-backed debt instruments, providing a reliable income stream through periodic interest payments. Beyond income, Treasury Bonds are sought after as a haven during market volatility, exemplifying stability in uncertain times. By incorporating Treasury Bond ETFs, investors can balance risk and return, leveraging these fixed-income instruments to achieve a well-rounded and resilient investment strategy.
Related Terms
Exchange-Traded Fund, Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS)
