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Fed’s holding pattern continues amid competing risks

From PIMCO

Markets and observers weren’t surprised when the Federal Reserve held its policy rate steady at the April meeting. More notable, in our view, were the three dissents by voting participants

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04 May 2026

U.S. employment volatility masks structural shift

From PIMCO

U.S. headline employment rebounded strongly in March, posting the largest monthly gain since late 2024. The jobs rebound, which was broad-based across industries, was a welcome sign after February’s data

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14 Apr 2026

China’s growth engine faces fresh challenges

From PIMCO Australia

China’s ability to sustain fairly robust economic growth despite a massive property sector downturn is now facing new tests as global trade barriers rise, and domestic demand shows fresh signs

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24 Nov 2025

Long view on the Fed: ‘We do not anticipate dramatic shifts in monetary policy”

From PIMCO

Despite heightened political noise surrounding the Federal Reserve, we do not anticipate dramatic shifts in monetary policy – regardless of who is confirmed as the next chair. A Trump-appointed candidate

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28 Jul 2025

CPD: Seeking stability

From PIMCO

At a time of sweeping geopolitical change and clear challenges for riskier assets, bond markets offer a source of stability. Key takeaways The world has entered a period of geopolitical

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10 Apr 2025

Uncertainty is certain – cyclical outlook

From PIMCO

Key takeaways The change in U.S. leadership increases global economic uncertainty in 2025. The incoming administration’s protectionist proposals have the power to reshape trade relationships and alter economic dynamics worldwide.

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22 Jan 2025

Cyclical outlook – securing the soft landing

From PIMCO

The fixed income outlook remains strong across multiple economic scenarios as the U.S. Federal Reserve joins other central banks in cutting interest rates. Key takeaways In the wake of pandemic

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16 Oct 2024

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