Manager insight
October 08, 2025
“Even after the rally, the municipal bond curve remains historically steep. Investors can still earn significantly more income by moving into longer maturities, especially in high-quality bonds,” said Paul Malloy, Vanguard head of municipals, in a recent commentary in Fortune. "The difference between 10- and 30-year yields is near its highest in over a decade, signaling that long-term munis continue to offer outsized value.”
Read Malloy's full commentary at Fortune.
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