Fed's Bullard Wants Evidence of Inflation Returning to Target Before Tapering
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Bill Gross, PIMCO, says the economy is not headed towards recession.
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The Federal Reserve "is playing a game with us to some extent" by maintaining low interest rates, Pimco founder Bill Gross told CNBC, who also expects another round of quantitative easing.
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PIMCO's Bill Gross comments on this morning's ruling by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association that Greece has not triggered a payout on credit default swaps by some of its recent moves preparing for a debt restructuring. "It's not over until it's over, there."
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Jeff Kilburg, Treasury Curve, discusses whether PIMCO's Bill Gross boosting of his Treasury holdings is smart.
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It's not often you hear the head of the world's largest bond fund compliment the Fed for doing a good job — particularly when interest rates are near zero. But Pimco's Bill Gross had high marks for Fed Chief Ben Bernanke.
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Bond prices can't go much higher in the current scenario, says Bill Gross, PIMCO co-CIO & founder. "I'd give Bernanke a 9 out of 10 for the job he's done," he adds. Andrew Julian, OpVest Wealth Management CFO, and CNBC's Rick Santelli provide instant reaction.
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The Federal Reserve's zero-interest-rate policy is hampering economic recovery by discouraging bank lending, Pimco bond titan Bill Gross said in an analysis.
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The European Central Bank won't solve the euro zone's debt crisis as long as the European Union behaves like a "dysfunctional" family, Bill Gross, Pimco founder and co-chief investment officer, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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By putting "hundreds of billions" in currency in circulation, the central banks "can produce reflation—that's why we’re seeing the pop in oil, gold" and other commodities, Pimco's founder told CNBC.
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Bill Gross, PIMCO founder & co-CIO, discusses PIMCO's new ETF, which is set for a March 1 launch. "Don't expect transparency of the new ETF to hurt performance," he says.
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The new "new normal" is a "paranormal" market — and this paranormal market could wind up haunting pension funds.
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So what exactly is Bill Gross arguing in the pages of the Financial Times today?
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The Federal Reserve will keep interest rates low for "three, four, or five years," which is why Pimco is jumping into mortgage-backed securities in a big way, Bill Gross told CNBC Europe Friday.
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A preview of the FOMC meeting, with CNBC's Steve Liesman; Bill Gross, Pimco founder/co-CIO; and Josh Brown, Fusion Analytics.
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Look for a huge corporate spin-off, a major apparel merger, rock bottom bond yields, hedge fund failures and an election defeat for President Obama.
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Most investors for the next several years will be lucky to get a 5 percent return in their portfolios thanks to the growth-constricting debt problems in the U.S. and Europe, Pimco's Bill Gross said.
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The world is changing and the old model of debt-driven growth is now just "a flawed business model," according to PIMCO's Bill Gross.
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If you were looking for any investment with double-digit returns, you're out of luck, Pimco co-CIO told CNBC Tuesday. "There are no double-digit returns in any asset class" including stocks, bonds and real estate, Gross said, and won't be for the next few years.
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Bill Gross, PIMCO founder & co-CIO, sheds insight on what he believes the Fed will do.
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Last night I had the pleasure of speaking with Pimco's Bill Gross, one of America’s most famed investors, on CNBC’s Kudlow Report.
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Betting against US debt was a mistake, says Bill Gross, PIMCO founder & co-CIO. David Goldman, former BofA fixed income research head, and Scott Nations, NationsShares, weigh in.