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While German wage demands promise to spur domestic consumption, they also risk putting longer-term pressure on Europe’s biggest economy.
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The lure of Polish zloty debt is receding for Pacific Investment Management Co., the world’s biggest bond-fund manager, which sees better opportunities in emerging markets such as Brazil and Mexico.
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Pacific Investment Management Co.’s Andrew Bosomworth said a bubble is starting to form in Germany’s government bond market as Spain moves closer to a request for financial support.
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Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy’s battle to rebut corruption allegations is adding to the risk of holding Spanish government debt, said Andrew Bosomworth, managing director at Pacific Investment Management Co.
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Spain’s government bonds rose for a second day as European Central Bank President Mario Draghi’s commitment to maintain stimulus boosted demand for higher- yielding assets.
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Europe risks a return to economic crisis as Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of Spain faces corruption allegations and Italy’s Silvio Berlusconi gains in opinion polls, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. economist Jim O’Neill said.
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Targeted asset purchases by the European Central Bank to combat deflation risks would pose difficulties in implementation, Andrew Bosomworth, Pacific Investment Management Co.’s Germany director, wrote in the Financial Times Deutschland.
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The European Central Bank may have to take losses on its Greek sovereign bonds because the country is unlikely to repay its debt in full, Andrew Bosomworth, managing director at Pacific Investment Management Co. said.
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Greece still faces a “substantial” default risk as insolvency prevents the nation from repaying its debt when its bailout program expires in three years, Pacific Investment Management Co. fund manager Andrew Bosomworth said.
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Mario Draghi isn’t just battling to save Europe’s monetary union, he’s being asked to run it.
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