Experienced fixed income investors know that corporate bonds, both the investment-grade and high-yield varieties, sport higher yields than Treasuries. That’s added compensation for more risk, though U.S. corporate bonds are far from the riskiest asset class around. Advisor and investors should note that HYBI’s options exposure isn’t derived from corporate bonds, but rather from contracts linked to the S&P 500 Index. Honing in on HYBIObviously, HYBI answers the income bell, but prospective investors also want to know what the outlook for corporate bonds is in 2026. While a sequel to that 2025 bullishness may not be in store, experts believe corporate bonds will be sturdy again this year.