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Bill Gross, PIMCO, says the economy is not headed towards recession.
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NEW YORK, Feb 27- Bill Gross, founder and co-chief investment officer of bond giant PIMCO, told investors in a monthly letter on Wednesday they should expect lower returns from high-yield corporate bonds.
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Federal Reserve will keep its monetary policy stance loose for a long while despite increasing signs of concern among policymakers about the potential costs of asset buying, a top Fed official said on Friday. "Fed policy is very easy and it's going to stay easy for a long time," James Bullard, St. Louis Fed president, said in an interview with CNBC television.
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The Fed Minutes spooked investors Thursday. Meanwhile Bill Gross, co-CIO, founder & managing director of PIMCO, says bond vigilantes are no more, and central banks are in the "masters of the universe."
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PIMCO’s Bill Gross explains why he thinks the Federal Reserve isn’t paying enough attention to the negative consequences of keeping interest rates near zero for an extended period. (1:08)
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NEW YORK, Feb 11- The PIMCO Total Return Fund, the world's largest bond fund run by Bill Gross, decreased its mortgage holdings to its lowest level since mid-2011, ahead of the prospect of higher interest rates and emerging inflationary pressures.
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Bill Gross, Co-CIO, Founder & Managing Director of PIMCO, provides his perspective on bonds, the run in equities, and America's credit bubble.
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Housing sector most vulnerable if yields keep rising
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Bill Gross, founder & managing director at PIMCO, is warning investors to be afraid of the flood of cheap money in the system.
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NEW YORK, Feb 1- Wall Street's current jubilant narrative is that a rush into stocks by small investors has sparked a "great rotation" out of bonds and into equities that will power the bull market to new heights. Investors pumped $20.7 billion into stocks in the first four weeks of the year, the strongest four-week run since April 2000, according to Lipper.
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Jan 31- Bond guru Bill Gross of Pimco warned on Thursday that the U.S. economy has become too credit-reliant and is requiring more and more government stimulus to produce ever-diminishing rates of growth, much like Japan has experienced over the past decade.
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The level of credit needed to spur economic growth has grown five-fold since the 1980 s, said Gross, who is a founder and co-chief investment officer of Pacific Investment Management Co. He likened the need for more and more government stimulus to produce ever-diminishing rates of growth to Japan's experience over the past decade.
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NEW YORK, Jan 23- Neel Kashkari, managing director and head of global equities at bond giant PIMCO, is leaving the firm to consider running for public office in California as a Republican, according to people familiar with the situation.
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After five years of monstrous cash inflows into fixed income markets, bond giants DoubleLine Capital LP, Loomis Sayles& Co and PIMCO are strategically targeting a bigger share of equities- an area that many investors have shunned in recent years.
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NEW YORK, Jan 4- U.S. "I think the market over-reacted a bit," said Gregory Whiteley, government bond portfolio manager at DoubleLine Capital in Los Angeles. "The economy here, in Europe and in Asia, still faces considerable ongoing headwinds."
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The Fed says some members see QE ending before 2013. Bill Gross, Pimco, weighs in.
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Bill Gross, PIMCO Co-CIO, offers his reaction to the tax deal that averted the "fiscal cliff."
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Bill Gross has devised four ways individuals can beat the “wealth tax” –- i.e. higher dividends and capital gains. In an interview with The Daily Ticker he outlines his proposals.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 12- These are strange times to be moving your money around.
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Industry heavyweights -- in finance, technology, real estate, media -- weigh in on the one issue, innovation or event they think will change the world in 2013.
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NEW YORK, Dec 6- The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is partially lifting an almost three-year-old moratorium on applications for actively managed, exchange-traded funds, creating an opportunity for fund managers to use derivatives when they launch them.