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Europe’s policymakers must provide guidance and define a clear destination to crowd in private capital and restore confidence over the longer term.
With the prospect of central banks keeping interest rates lows and purchasing yet more assets, clipping the coupons on higher yielding, riskier assets might pay off for a few more years yet. Equally, the risk to investors who are ill-prepared for a future without quantitative easing has risen significantly.
PIMCO’s global central bank watchers provide their outlooks for 2013.
The era of deleveraging is far from over, and the U.S. continues to face challenges that can only be resolved through cooperation among the nation’s elected officials.
Monetary union among economically and culturally heterogeneous countries with their own fiscal policy is the origin of Europe’s problem.