By John M. Devir | May 23, 2018 ‘Simplification Day’ for Oil & Gas MLPs: What Investors Need to Know We believe the trend to simplify complex corporate structures strengthens the case for investing in MLPs and in midstream energy more broadly.
By Jerome M. Schneider, Andrew T. Wittkop, Nathan Chiaverini | May 21, 2018 Value in Short Bonds: ‘We’re Not in Kansas Anymore’ Short-term yields look much more attractive than many stock dividends and longer-dated fixed income instruments.
By Tiffany Wilding | May 11, 2018 Market Relieved by Inflation Reading, for Now We believe 2018 may be the year that challenges preconceptions about the equity/inflation correlation, and the market’s reaction to April’s soft inflation readings seems to bear this out.
By Greg E. Sharenow | May 11, 2018 Oil Prices Likely to Rise With U.S. Withdrawal From Iran Nuclear Deal The ultimate impact will depend on Russia and OPEC’s responses to rising prices and tightening supplies.
By Niamh Whooley | May 08, 2018 UN Sustainable Development Goals: Measuring Performance Through Impact One important objective for PIMCO’s ESG (environmental, social and governance) initiative is to incorporate the UN SDGs into our engagement activity as a framework for focus, accountability and ultimately measuring impact.
By Andrew Bosomworth | May 08, 2018 The ECB’s Longer-Term Challenges Europe’s unconventional monetary policies and low levels of interest rates are likely to persist.
By Greg E. Sharenow, Tiffany Wilding | May 07, 2018 The U.S. Economy Isn’t Immune to Rising Oil Prices We expect the recent rise in oil prices to be a modest headwind to U.S. economic activity while supporting inflation.
By Nicola Mai | May 03, 2018 Will Markets Remain Cool About Italy? Economic growth and moderating political views may allay concerns.
By Tiffany Wilding | May 02, 2018 Fed Poised to Let Inflation Accelerate, a Little The May statement emphasized the symmetry of the Fed’s 2% inflation target and indicated that the Fed’s baseline outlook remains for two or three additional interest rate hikes in 2018.
By Tony Crescenzi | May 02, 2018 Much Ado About … 3% The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield broke 3% recently to much fanfare.
By Yacov Arnopolin, Lupin Rahman, Vinicius Silva | May 02, 2018 Ten Investor Takeaways From the IMF/World Bank Spring Meetings With trade policy, geopolitics and emerging markets currently top-of-mind for many investors, the spring meetings were especially relevant.
By Abhijeet Neogy | May 01, 2018 Charting Opportunity in Emerging Asia: Robust Debt Issuance Meets Strong Local Demand Emerging Asia provides fixed income investors with a rapidly expanding and increasingly diversified opportunity set.
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