Loomis Sayles News
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Treasuries fell in the longest losing streak this year as the economy showed more signs of strength, prompting speculation the Federal Reserve may start to slow the pace of its monetary stimulus.
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U.S. stocks fell for a second day amid disappointing earnings reports and data on leading economic indicators and Philadelphia-area manufacturing that trailed estimates. European shares erased earlier gains while gold rose and oil rebounded from a four-month low.
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U.S. stocks fell, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to a six-week low, as earnings from UnitedHealth Group Inc. to EBay Inc. disappointed investors.
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During tricky times in the bond market, the team at Loomis Sayles, renowned for their mastery of the unconventional, is a top-notch tour guide. The $19 billion Loomis Sayles Bond Fund and $13 billion Loomis Sayles Strategic Income operate with long leashes that allow them to sniff around just about anywhere: Junk bonds, foreign issues, convertible bonds, preferreds and dividend-paying stocks can all be added to the portfolios to augment the conventional stuff.
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The smart money shows no sign of losing confidence in the Australian dollar as analysts belatedly acknowledge the appeal of a high-yielding currency with a world- beating developed economy.
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Dan Fuss, whose Loomis Sayles Bond Fund beat 98 percent of its peers in the last three years, said the fixed-income market is more “overbought” than at any time in his 55-year career as he prepares to open a fund to British individual investors.
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The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index posted its second weekly drop of the year as Cyprus struggled to stave off financial collapse and data on the euro-area economy overshadowed better-than-estimated U.S. reports.
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A selloff in speculative-grade bonds is as much as four years away, according to Jeffrey Gundlach, manager of the top-ranked DoubleLine Total Return Bond Fund.
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Investors should consider buying debt issued by companies based in Italy, Portugal and Spain as Europe’s sovereign debt crisis drives down bond prices, according to Dan Fuss of Loomis Sayles & Co.
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The advance that pushed the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to a record left companies trading closer to analyst price estimates than any time in at least seven years.
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