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Global risks are rising, and that has Pimco investing in higher quality, highly liquid investments like Treasurys, bond investor Bill Gross told CNBC.
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Put a frog in a pot of water at room temperature and he will try and adapt to his surroundings as the heat is turned up, leading to frogs legs for dinner. Bill Gross, the co-CEO of PIMCO uses the story to highlight the dangers facing bond investors who have enjoyed solid total returns so far this year.
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Albert Edwards, the Societe Generale strategist, has a reputation for being one of the gloomiest forecasters around.
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Private debtholders, including euro zone banks, should accept a debt extension or other form of "soft default" to alleviate the debt burden for countries such as Greece if Europe wants a solution to the sovereign debt crisis, Bill Gross, Co-CIO of PIMCO told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The US economy is headed for a period of higher inflation and lower growth that makes the nation's debt unappealing when measured against its global competitors, Pimco's Bill Gross told CNBC.
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Bill Gross, Pimco Co-CIO & founder, explains there is a misconception that Pimco is short US Treasuries. Investors can find pristine balance sheets in countries like Canada, he adds.
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Higher interest rates in Latin America are luring bond investors.
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It was hardly surprising to learn this morning that Pimco’s $235.9 billion flagship bond fund had gone net short Treasury bonds.
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Federal Reserve policy is keeping Treasury yields remain too low to provide reasonable returns for most investors, Pimco's Bill Gross told CNBC.
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PIMCO has dumped all of its US Treasury bond exposure in its flagship Total Return Fund, according to a report from the widely-read blog ZeroHedge.
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The expected end of the Federal Reserve's Treasury-buying in June may will not bode well for the US economy, with "dramatic consequences in the reverse direction" likely, according to Pimco managing director Bill Gross.
