
Bond firm Pacific Investment Management Co added longer-term U. Treasury securities to its portfolio this week and also sold some investments tied to volatility against the backdrop of stable economic growth and a slow-moving Federal Reserve, Dan Ivascyn, group chief investment officer, said on Friday.
"We felt recent bearish sentiment was a bit too extreme" in the bond market as reflected in the jump in yields, Ivascyn said in a telephone interview. Ivascyn said moderate growth, low inflation, a cautious U. central bank, limited policy traction in Washington and continued global central bank accommodation "will support lower, range-bound rates."
Ivascyn added that the email controversy involving the son of U. President Donald Trump "is one of many distractions that will make it a bit more difficult to pass meaningful legislation impacting the economy."
Ivascyn`s views and opinions are widely followed as he helps oversee one of the largest asset management firms in the world.

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