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PIMCO Blog Emerging Markets: Standing Up to Higher Volatility Emerging Markets: Standing Up to Higher Volatility During the second most significant repricing in U.S. Treasury bond yields since 2013, emerging market debt has so far significantly outperformed equity, oil and U.S. Treasury beta.
PIMCO Blog Regime Change in Bond Markets? Regime Change in Bond Markets? Four factors argue against an imminent regime change in major global bond markets.
PIMCO Blog Are Emerging Markets Still on High Ground? Are Emerging Markets Still on High Ground? A recent performance setback in local bond markets has led some investors to fear that the recovery cycle may be short-circuiting.
PIMCO Blog China: When Atlas Shrugs, Markets Shiver China: When Atlas Shrugs, Markets Shiver The use of credit to fuel growth in China is weakening, a trend that has begun to depress demand for imports.
PIMCO Blog The Coming Financial Volatility The Coming Financial Volatility Risk-asset markets are ignoring the red flags that the bond markets are waving. Are they right?
Gene Frieda Global Strategist Share Add Download Print Mr. Frieda is an executive vice president and global strategist based in London and is co-head of foreign exchange strategy. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2016, he served as a partner and global strategist at Moore Capital, focusing on global macroeconomic and financial sector policy issues. Prior to that, he ran emerging markets research and strategy for the Royal Bank of Scotland in London and for 4Cast in London and Singapore. He has 23 years of investment experience and holds a master's degree in economics from the London School of Economics and undergraduate degrees from the University of Oklahoma. He has served as a member of the World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Council on Global Imbalances, a member of the UN Expert Panel on Financing Global Education and as an associate of the Political Economy of Financial Markets program at Oxford University.
