When Markets Diverge, Opportunities Emerge
Why PIMCO
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We believe that active management is the responsible way to invest our clients' assets in fixed income.
Honed over more than five decades, our process has helped millions of investors manage risk and pursue returns over meaningful time periods.
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Navigating the Challenges: EU Securitisation Regulation and Its Effects on Investors and Markets
Regulation has transformed the EU securitisation market, but there are further improvements that can be made.
With the potential for higher-for-longer yields across countries, we see the global fixed income opportunity set as the most attractive in years.
When Markets Diverge, Opportunities Emerge
In this Asset Allocation Outlook, we discuss how shifting dynamics among global economies and markets present a range of opportunities for multi-asset portfolios.
The Cost of Cash: A $6 Trillion Question
In this PIMCO Perspectives, we examine how the return of elevated bond yields comes at an opportune time to consider shifting out of cash.
The Fed: Stuck On Hold for Now
Despite the reacceleration of inflation and enduring labor market strength, the Fed remains focused on downside risks.
Why Yield Matters
Attractive starting yields underpin our constructive outlook for fixed income.
Get Ahead: Term Out Your Assets
As central banks eye cutting rates, investors seeking higher returns may consider extending maturities beyond traditional cash investments to lock in today’s high bond yields – and potentially benefit from price appreciation, too.
Preparing for Diverging Economic Paths
Marc Seidner, CIO Non-Traditional Strategies, shares his views on where investors can find relative value opportunities today amid fast-evolving markets.
Various methods to estimate this key bond market gauge differ on details but appear to signal rising investor compensation.