Which of the following sources does not publish information on stock and bond performance?

The American Bankers Association primarily serves the banking industry, focusing on issues relevant to banks, including advocacy, education, and research related to the financial services sector. While they may provide some information related to finance, they do not specifically focus on publishing stock and bond performance data.

In contrast, the other options focus directly on financial information. Value Line is known for its comprehensive reports on stocks and bonds, providing detailed analysis and performance metrics. Moody's Investors Service offers credit ratings, research, and risk analysis for both stocks and bonds, contributing to investment decisions. Standard and Poor's Reports are also well-known for their indices and ratings on stock and bond markets. Therefore, the American Bankers Association is the only source among the choices that does not publish information specifically on stock and bond performance.