Stable Income for Shifting Markets

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The degree to which growth in Europe slows, along with inflation developments, will be key in determining the path ahead for the European Central Bank.

Unlocking the Future of Energy Transition
Grover Burthey, Portfolio Manager, and David Crane, Executive Chair of Generate Capital and former Under Secretary for Infrastructure at the U.S. Department of Energy, discuss key challenges and breakthrough opportunities in energy investing, emerging technologies, and closing critical financing gaps in renewables.

Powell Keeps Market Waiting for More Data
The Federal Reserve offered little guidance on the outlook at its July meeting, striking a somewhat hawkish tone.

As banks de-leverage, spreads on high-quality securities have become unusually attractive. Portfolio manager Alfred Murata explains how this creates a compelling opportunity for the low duration income strategy. He also highlights how PIMCO’s scale and expertise help uncover rare market opportunities.

Discover how securitized credit strategies offer investors liquid, diversified income opportunities and attractive risk-adjusted return potential.

Holding Steady Amid Whipsawing Markets
The outlook for the second half of 2025 remains favorable for strategies emphasizing global diversification and risk mitigation.

See why commercial real estate debt stands out for value and stability in today’s market.

The Power of Global Bonds
Andrew Balls, CIO Global Fixed Income, shares why global bonds are compelling today. With PIMCO’s global presence and local expertise in navigating market cycles, explore how high-quality global bonds can offer stability, diversification, and attractive returns amid market uncertainty.

Despite the RBA keeping rates on hold this month, Portfolio Manager Rob Mead discusses why we believe the cash rate will be under 3% by this time next year.