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Pimco's Bill Gross prophesies death of equities
Fp Archives •Writing in his August investment letter, the manager of the world's largest bond mutual fund said lower returns on stocks -- and bonds, for that matter -- means individuals will have to work longer to save for their retirements.
Investor alert: Bill Gross' Pimco is bullish on rupee
Fp Archives •Bullishness on the rupee comes from belief that it is cheap considering its high yield and expectations of progress on domestic policy.
US equity, asset growth story is over, but will this help India?
Fp Archives •The scope for a further rise in US assets like equity and real estate seems low since real interest rates may not fall further. But this does not mean funds will automatically move to India and other emerging markets in search of better returns.
US market regulator probes Pimco's flagship ETF managed by Bill Gross
Fp Archives •Bill Gross, the co-founder and chief investment officer of Pimco, and other executives have been interviewed by the SEC as part of the probe.
Icahn raises stake in Apple, criticised by PIMCO's Gross
Fptechno •"Bond King" Bill Gross, co-chief investment officer of PIMCO, butted heads on Thursday with billionaire investor Carl Icahn, telling Icahn to leave...
'Leave Apple alone': Pimco's Gross tells Icahn
Fp Archives •Bill Gross, the co-chief investment officer at $1.97 trillion bond manager Pimco, lambasted billionaire investor Carl Icahn on Thursday for his involvement in Apple Inc's strategy, but he failed to elicit an equally biting response from the veteran activist.
'Leave Apple alone': Pimco's Gross tells Icahn
Fp Archives •Bill Gross, the co-chief investment officer at $1.97 trillion bond manager Pimco, lambasted billionaire investor Carl Icahn on Thursday for his involvement in Apple Inc's strategy, but he failed to elicit an equally biting response from the veteran activist.
PIMCO head thinks a Greek default is just unavoidable
Fp Archives •The euro zone is struggling to get its act together. However, Mohamed El-Erian, chief of the biggest bond fund, has some reassuring words. He says it’s "unlikely but not impossible" that a Greek default would trigger another global financial crisis.