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Viewpoints Asia Market Outlook: What Is in Store for 2018? Asia Market Outlook: What Is in Store for 2018? Nominal growth is likely to pick up, reflecting some recovery in real GDP and a gradual rise in inflation.
PIMCO Blog Australian Interest Rates: Like Watching Grass Grow Australian Interest Rates: Like Watching Grass Grow We think that the Reserve Bank of Australia will, like the Fed, take a very gradual path in raising interest rates.
PIMCO Blog Long-Term Outlook for Australia: Less Rosy Long-Term Outlook for Australia: Less Rosy After 25 years of steady economic growth, Australia is on the verge of wresting bragging rights from the Netherlands for the longest period on record without a recession. The future may not be as rosy.
PIMCO Blog Australia: Bonds Deliver Yet Again Australia: Bonds Deliver Yet Again Over the last eight financial years, bond returns have exceeded equity returns on average by over 250 basis points per annum.
PIMCO Blog In Australia, Play the Hand You Are Dealt In Australia, Play the Hand You Are Dealt As interest rates continue to fall in Australia, investors may want to take their cue from the Reserve Bank of Australia.
Robert Mead Co-head of Asia-Pacific Portfolio Management Share Add Download Print Mr. Mead is a managing director in the Sydney office and co-head of Asia-Pacific portfolio management. He co-oversees the portfolio management teams in the region. Previously, he was a portfolio manager in Munich and head of the European investment grade corporate bond team. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2003, he was global head of investment grade credit research and head of non-U.S. high grade fund management at Citigroup Asset Management in London. He has 29 years of investment experience and holds an undergraduate degree from University of Technology, Sydney and a graduate diploma in Applied Finance from Securities Institute of Australia.
