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Blog Low Interest Rates and the Outlook for Fixed Income Low Interest Rates and the Outlook for Fixed Income Group CIO Dan Ivascyn discusses the return prospects for fixed income in a low-rate environment.
Blog Looking Beyond Market Stabilization to the Future Path of Monetary Policy Looking Beyond Market Stabilization to the Future Path of Monetary Policy Over the next several quarters, monetary conditions will likely be set not only by Fed balance sheet policies, but also by the expected path of interest rates.
View from the Investment Committee On Path to Recovery, Patience is Key On Path to Recovery, Patience is Key Group CIO Dan Ivascyn discusses how PIMCO is navigating market volatility, and how patient, risk-aware investors may benefit from attractive opportunities emerging in higher-quality fixed income.
Blog Post-Pandemic Interest Rates: Lower for Longer Post-Pandemic Interest Rates: Lower for Longer Evidence from decades and even centuries ago, plus the unique circumstances of the current global health crisis and its economic impact, suggests we can expect a “New Neutral 2.0” of lower interest rates for longer.
Blog The Fed: Avoiding a Depression The Fed: Avoiding a Depression The Fed’s aggressive support may help keep markets functioning, hasten recovery and avoid longer-term damage.
Blog Policymakers: Pulling Out All The Stops Policymakers: Pulling Out All The Stops Governments and central banks have started to respond more forcefully to the health crisis, enacting policy in an effort to limit long-term damage to the global economy.
Blog Fed Takes Action to Bolster Treasury Market Functioning Fed Takes Action to Bolster Treasury Market Functioning The Fed announced two actions Thursday in response to stress in the market for U.S. Treasuries.
Blog When Rate Cuts and Quantitative Easing Fall Flat When Rate Cuts and Quantitative Easing Fall Flat Fed rate cuts may be less effective at boosting the economy or markets as societies grapple with the spread of COVID-19, but other policy measures may help.
Blog Fed Moves First to Counter COVID-19 Market Fears Fed Moves First to Counter COVID-19 Market Fears The Federal Reserve wants to avoid a crisis of confidence.
Blog The Fed Has Another Lever to Pull The Fed Has Another Lever to Pull The Fed could give the economy a powerful boost by maintaining the mix of assets on its balance sheet.
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Smart Charts U.S. Treasury Yield Curve Forwards U.S. Treasury Yield Curve Forwards Forward projections of the yield curve may indicate the future path of interest rates
How do rates affect bond performance? How do rates affect bond performance? When it comes to bonds, the role of interest rates is often less well understood. For investors who want to build a deeper understanding of the fixed income market, the relationship between bonds and rates is critical knowledge. 5 MIN.
Understanding Investing Bonds Bonds The bond market is by far the largest securities market in the world, providing investors with virtually limitless investment options. Many investors are familiar with aspects of the market, but as the number of new products grows, even a bond expert is challenged to keep pace. Once viewed as a means of earning interest while preserving capital, bonds have evolved into a $100 trillion global marketplace that can offer many potential benefits to investment portfolios, including attractive returns. Before tackling the complexities of this huge and diverse market, it is important to understand the basics: What is a bond and how can bonds help meet your investment goals?
