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
Unlock the Potential for Income, Stability, and Alpha: Why Core Bonds Shine in Today’s Market
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Attractive Starting Yields
Fixed income has seen a generational reset in yields, with current yields particularly attractive for investors seeking enhanced income and greater portfolio stability. -
Correlation Benefits
An inverse correlation with equities allows fixed income to act as a hedge against market risk, helping to smooth overall returns during periods of market stress. -
Active
Elevated volatility stemming from trade policies, geopolitics, and shifting market backdrops create ample opportunities for active value creation.
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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.
In this episode of Fixing Your Interest, Gordon, Chair of PIMCO’s Global Advisory Board, rejoins Andrew Balls, PIMCO’s CIO of Global Fixed Income, to explore why politics is increasingly driving economics and what that means for investors. From conflict in the Middle East and Ukraine to U.S.-China competition, AI and Europe’s political future, they discuss the forces reshaping the global order and the implications for policy, growth, and markets.
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In this episode of Fixing Your Interest, PIMCO Vice Chair John Studzinski is joined by Libby Cantrill, PIMCO’s Head of Public Policy, to tackle the questions they hear most often from clients. Recorded just ahead of the U.S. midterm elections, they explore voter sentiment and the economy, Washington’s fiscal challenges, the growing politics of AI, U.S.-China relations and what investors should be watching as 2028 approaches.
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The AI investment boom is reshaping the U.S. economy, with higher policy rates and tighter financial conditions slowing growth in the sectors most sensitive to borrowing costs.
Bond yields have moved higher around the world. Portfolio Managers Pramol Dhawan and Sachin Gupta discuss how global fixed income can help investors diversify sources of return while uncovering opportunities across developed and emerging markets.
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