What Higher-for-Longer Rates Mean for Investors
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ECB: Next Stop, June
While market pricing looks more reasonable, European Central Bank rate cuts, which could commence in June, are unlikely to be delivered as aggressively as the market expects in 2024.
OPEC+ strategies and geopolitical tensions could roil markets.
Back to the Future: Term Premium Poised to Rise Again, With Widespread Asset Price Implications
This PIMCO Perspectives assesses how the term premium’s 40-year downturn could start to reverse.
High Quality Credit Opportunities
CIO Global Credit Mark Kiesel and Jason Duko, Portfolio Manager, discuss why now is the time to invest in high quality global corporate bonds, loans and high yield credit given current market dynamics.
Unlocking the Power of Private Credit
Private credit tends to refer to non-bank lending, where loans are made directly to companies or borrowers. In this video, Lalantika Medema, Executive Vice President and Product Strategist, explains the concept and the areas of opportunity today.
Debt levels will likely continue to rise absent policy changes, and the yield curve is likely to steepen.
Tune into an engaging discussion on aviation finance and learn how PIMCO has partnered with High Ridge Aviation to deliver funding solutions to this exciting area of specialty finance.
Adding real assets to a stock and bond portfolio can help boost returns and smooth volatility when inflation runs above 2%.
PIMCO Group CIO Dan Ivascyn discusses the key implications for bonds, stocks, and cash as central banks hold rates at elevated levels.