Core Bond Strategies
Why PIMCO for Core Bonds
For over 50 years, our core bond strategies have delivered total return, diversification, and capital preservation. Backed by the breadth and depth of PIMCO's global resources and actively managed with a risk-focused approach, these high-quality core bond strategies can serve as a portfolio anchor no matter which way the markets move.
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Consistency
Time-Tested for 50+ Years
Resilience
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