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PIMCO Blog ECB Preview: Expect Emphasis on Forward Guidance, Continued Tapering ECB Preview: Expect Emphasis on Forward Guidance, Continued Tapering Our central expectation for the European Central Bank (ECB) meeting on 26 October is for the Governing Council to extend asset purchases by nine months at €30 billion per month to September 2018, without yet committing to a specific end date, while strengthening its commitment to keep policy rates and the balance sheet unchanged when asset purchases end next year.
PIMCO Blog German Elections: Not So Steady As She Goes German Elections: Not So Steady As She Goes Despite the AfD’s gains, Germany’s election shouldn’t prove disruptive for financial markets.
PIMCO Blog Europe’s Long-Term Economic Outlook: Better Now, Challenges Ahead Europe’s Long-Term Economic Outlook: Better Now, Challenges Ahead We see bullish and bearish risks to Europe’s outlook as roughly balanced in the near term, but increasing and tilting to the downside toward the end of our secular horizon.
PIMCO Blog ECB Policy: Are Markets Overreacting to Draghi? ECB Policy: Are Markets Overreacting to Draghi? We do not interpret Draghi’s speech as a hawkish change in policy.
PIMCO Blog A Fortuitous Coincidence for the ECB A Fortuitous Coincidence for the ECB Although we expect no change at Thursday’s meeting, the coincidence of robust economic growth and a technical limit on government bond holdings should force the ECB to taper QE early next year.
Andrew Bosomworth Head of Portfolio Management, Germany Share Add Download Print Mr. Bosomworth is a managing director in the Munich office and head of PIMCO portfolio management in Germany. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2001, he worked at the European Central Bank, Merrill Lynch and at New Zealand’s Debt Management Office. He has 23 years of investment experience and holds a master's degree in economics from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. He also graduated from the Advanced Studies Program in International Policy Research at the Kiel Institute in Germany.
