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Riding the Bond Roller Coaster

By Lisa Abramowicz | Updated on June 23, 2015

Bonds are supposed to be boring. Stocks are supposed to be exciting. This year, the opposite is true.

While U.S. stocks have held remarkably steady in 2015, longer-dated Treasuries have been jumping all over the place, posting some of the biggest back-to-back gains and losses on record as the Federal Reserve talks about raising interest rates and European leaders duke it out over a bailout for Greece.

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