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PIMCO U.S. · Investment

PIMCO U.S.

You face challenges. We see possibilities. For 50+ years, we’ve worked relentlessly to help millions of investors pursue their objectives - regardless of shifting market conditions. This channel has videos intended for residents of the U.S. Not where you are? Visit us at global.pimco.com.

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With Echoes of 1974, a Decisive Victory for the Democratic Party

05 Nov 2026AI processed

The 2026 U.S. midterm elections resulted in a decisive "blue wave" victory for the Democratic Party, echoing the political realignment seen in 1974. Voters prioritized affordability—specifically gas, groceries, housing, and healthcare—while expressing widespread rejection of perceived corruption and presidential overre...

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October Fed Meeting Preview: A Pause Is Still a Recalibration

22 Oct 2026AI processed

The Federal Open Market Committee will likely maintain the policy rate at 3.75% to 4.0% during its October meeting, characterizing the pause as a strategic recalibration rather than a shift in its tightening bias. While a 25 basis point hike remains probable for December, rising longer-dated interest rates have already...

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“Many Ways to Win”: Dan Ivascyn on Making the Most of Rate Volatility

16 Oct 2026AI processed

Market volatility and the strategic role of fixed income define the current investment landscape, where high starting yields provide a robust cushion against short-term price fluctuations. Unlike the low-yield environment of 2022, today’s bond market offers significant income potential, making duration an attractive to...

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Growth Holds, Risks Widen

07 Oct 2026AI processed

Structural geopolitical fragmentation and an aggressive AI-driven capital spending cycle are currently defining the global economic landscape. While the baseline outlook remains resilient—bolstered by robust corporate investment, strong household balance sheets, and anchored inflation expectations—the interaction betwe...

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The Credit Market Lens: An Oil Shock (Mostly) Like No Other

05 Oct 2026AI processed

The current global energy supply shock, catalyzed by conflict with Iran, is deviating from historical precedents as the U.S. economy and credit markets demonstrate unexpected resilience. While WTI oil prices have surged 25% since February, investment-grade credit spreads remain flat and Treasury yields continue to rise...

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The Credit Market Lens: Hyperscalers Are Repricing, Not Displacing (So Far)

28 Sep 2026
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A Recalibration, Not a Rate-Hike Cycle

25 Sep 2026AI processed

The Federal Reserve is shifting its policy focus from the theoretical neutral interest rate—often called R-star—toward broader, observable financial conditions. This transition reflects the inherent difficulty in estimating R-star, which remains unobservable and subject to wide, uncertain confidence intervals. By monit...

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The Credit Market Lens: AI Capex and the Limits of Crowding Out

21 Sep 2026
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September Fed Hike May Be More Than a Risk Management Exercise

18 Sep 2026

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