Michael Gomez News
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Pacific Investment Management Co., the world’s largest active bond manager, plans to open a fixed- income fund today that will allocate money across a range of emerging-market debt, according to a person briefed on the plan.
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Brazil’s local bonds are one of the top picks at Pacific Investment Management Co., manager of the world’s largest bond fund, as the country’s economic growth and higher interest rates offer “attractive” returns.
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Pacific Investment Management Co.’s fund that specializes in emerging-market local currency bonds is lagging behind peers tracked by Bloomberg data while beating the index it uses to measure performance.
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Mexican bonds are giving investors led by Pacific Investment Management Co.’s Bill Gross the best chance to profit from the nation’s economic growth and its bid to open the energy industry to private investment.
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For the first time in five years, emerging-market debt is breaking its link with riskier assets and trading in sync with securities investors deem the safest.
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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is struggling to persuade fellow Turks that their banks are as good as gold.
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Vinay Mathur gave up on buying a new car in Singapore as the cost of a permit rose to the highest in 17 years. He settled for a two-year-old BMW 3-series.
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Top-performing global bond fund managers are sticking with long-term bets against the U.S. dollar even as the currency has rallied more than 4 percent since the end of last month.
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Erdem Basci , the frontrunner to take over as Turkey’s central bank chief this month, may be forced to start reversing a cheap-money policy he helped devise, with inflation set to accelerate from a four-decade low.
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Poland’s risk of contagion from the euro-area debt crisis is rising because the country isn’t doing enough to cut its budget gap, said Michael Gomez, an emerging- markets fund manager at Pacific Investment Management Co.
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