After a night of high drama, the British public voted to end their 40-plus-year relationship with the EU. What does it mean for investors?
Nine key takeaways can help investors navigate risks to global economic stability over the longer term.
PIMCO believes there is upside for oil prices – and that OPEC’s relevance will come back to the fore.
Is talk of diminished liquidity overblown?
How can investors position their portfolios before the UK votes in June?
Why value stocks, maligned for much of past decade, are poised for a comeback.
The landscape in emerging markets has been steadily improving over the past few months.
Negative interest rate policies (NIRP) have unknown economic consequences — and could impact investors’ appetite for risk.
The most interesting implication of rupture may be OPEC nations offering new investment climate.
Jerome Schneider, Morningstar Fixed Income Fund Manager of the Year for 2015, warns of 3 critical changes to cash.
PIMCO Global Economic Advisor Joachim Fels explains how these “3 C’s” have the power to pivot global economic growth in 2016.
Biggest central banks risk ‘zombification’ of the economy with emphasis on low interest rates
Gold shot up early this year; learn how to use U.S. Treasuries to determine its true value
The world’s biggest central bankers have reached an understanding. What investors should watch for.
Investors facing the dilemma of low yields in government bonds and less attractive valuations in equities should consider a move to corporate bonds, explains PIMCO’s Mark Kiesel.
Higher oil prices are likely on the horizon due to falling production, company guidance and turmoil in Turkey and Nigeria.
China’s integration into the global financial system has introduced something not seen since the early 1970s – an element of state control in the world’s foreign exchange system. PIMCO’s Tony Crescenzi explains.
How do you allocate across asset classes during a period of lower returns and higher volatility? PIMCO’s Mihir Worah and Geraldine Sundstrom offer insights.
If growth sputters, raising the Fed’s inflation target is a viable option, says Mihir Worah, CIO Real Return, PIMCO.
It’s been a wild ride for markets so far this year. PIMCO’s Marc Seidner discusses why we’re seeing such volatility, along with possible areas to seek opportunities.
These factors will likely exert outsized effects on short-term markets in 2016, says PIMCO’s Jerome Schneider.
PIMCO’s Greg Sharenow looks past today’s bearish narrative.
PIMCO continues to see compelling opportunities in high yield municipal bonds. But careful credit selection will remain crucial to generating attractive returns with reasonable risk.
U.S. labor market trends will offer critical clues into the Fed’s path for the policy rate this year, says PIMCO’s Tony Crescenzi.
High yield spreads have widened as investors exit. But outside of commodities, signs are positive.
U.S. interest rates are finally headed higher. Here’s what to expect as we head into the new year.
With the Fed’s tightening cycle finally under-way, investors may wish to rethink their cash management in favor of more active strategies.
As markets await the Fed’s initial rate hike, other central banks are on a different path. Here’s what to expect from five key economies around the world.
PIMCO’s Clarida and Fels discuss how divergent growth trajectories and central bank decisions will shape the macro landscape for investors.
PIMCO’s Mark Kiesel explains how a unique alignment of fundamentals, technicals and valuations has created a “one in six year” opportunity in corporate credit.
Even with lower overall yields, it may be possible to meet the needs of income investors, say PIMCO’s Reisz, Adatia and Sanwal.
These approaches may help investors navigate a lower return and volatile road for equities, says PIMCO’s Andrew Pyne.
Geraldine Sundstrom highlights PIMCO’s latest asset allocation views.
Higher volatility is creating opportunities for bond investors who know where to look, say PIMCO’s Mather, Kiesel and Worah.
It may seem counterintuitive, but rising rates can actually benefit long-term investors.
China’s evolution is weighing on regional economies. Here’s what it means for investors.
Moving from passive to active fixed income strategies may be one of the best changes you can make in a rising rate environment. PIMCO’s Jim Moore explains.
While they may offer shelter from U.S. rate volatility, not all global bond funds are alike. Consider these 4 factors before you invest, says PIMCO’s Ronit Walny.
A laddered portfolio of municipal bonds may offer an advantage in a rising rate environment – and provide tax-efficient income as well.
In a world of relatively low yields and heightened volatility, a sustainable income strategy may bend – but should not break, say PIMCO’s Daniel Ivascyn and Alfred Murata.
Managed futures may help diversify equity market risk and still maintain equity-like return potential.
The housing sector in the U.S. continues to grow considerably faster than the overall economy.
If capital preservation is what you seek, consider alternatives to traditional cash strategies, says PIMCO’s Jerome Schneider.
While liquidity may be lower in certain bond sectors, it’s not necessarily a problem. PIMCO’s Mather, Worah and Kiesel explain.
Three things to consider before adding liquid alternatives to a portfolio.
As the bull market continues to age, individual stocks and industries are becoming less correlated, creating opportunities for active investors.
This summer, volatility could mean opportunity for credit investors who take prudent risks.
It’s a low-rate, low-growth world. The good news – for those who adapt, it may still be possible to achieve compelling returns. Here’s where PIMCO sees opportunity.
Despite recent equity volatility, the case for hedged non-U.S. exposure remains compelling, says PIMCO’s Sabrina Callin.
With higher Fed policy rates in sight, many investors may think there is hope on the horizon for their near-zero cash earnings. Yet we think this time will be different. Here’s why.