Bond investors may need to rethink go-to strategies as the Federal Reserve begins to raise rates and come out of its quantitative-easing mode.

The exploration-and-production company plans to raise its quarterly dividend by 2 cents a share, or

Treasury yields and stocks are rising after the U.S. economy added more jobs than had been expected but average hourly wages remained muted.

As expected, the Federal Reserve made no change to its policy interest rate at today's meeting. But there were a few interesting tweaks.

Recent data support the view that the Fed will end up raising rates more by the end of this year than had previously been expected.

Research by incoming New York Federal Reserve President John Williams implies interest rates were too low in the 2000s.