Pacific Investment Management Co. warned that the Federal Reserve could pivot back toward interest rate hikes if US inflation moves higher, with the asset manager preferring to buy bonds in other ...

Amid the ongoing tariff battle and the Federal Reserve’s projections of higher inflation and lower growth, PIMCO has predicted a 30-35% chance of a recession, without the possibility of stagflation in ...

Earlier this year, PIMCO cited expectations that the Fed would start a series of rate cuts as one of its reasons to be bullish on fixed income. The asset manager is revising this view given the lack ...

(Bloomberg News) Pacific Investment Management Co. next week will start an actively managed exchange-traded fund that invests in global inflation-linked government bonds denominated in local ...

PIMCO Dynamic Income Fund's $7.3B portfolio emphasizes high-yield credit and mortgages. See if PDI CEF is right for your ...

Richard Clarida, former Federal Reserve vice chairman and PIMCO global economic advisor, joins 'Money Movers' to discuss ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's willingness to calibrate economic policies based on market signals will be key for U.S. inflation and growth prospects, PIMCO's Chief Investment ...

NEW YORK, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Equity and fixed income markets may be too optimistic on how quickly central banks will cut interest rates and underestimate the risk of an economic downturn or of ...

NEW YORK, March 30 (Reuters) - Bond giant PIMCO's quarterly outlook, opens new tab published on Tuesday warned that market volatility could rise this year, not because of inflation risks, but because ...

Another round (or two) of quantitative easing from the Federal Reserve, muted growth and an end to the 30-year bull run in government bonds. That's what Bill Gross, one of the largest bond investors ...

If President Donald Trump's tariffs stay on, there's a possibility that U.S. economic growth could grind to a halt or even dip into a contraction, with inflation potentially rising to 4.5% and ...