Pimco Favors Japan's 30-Year Bonds, Citing Steep Yield Curve

Pimco has expressed a preference for Japan's 30-year bonds, stating that the country's yield curve is 'too steep.' This indicates a strategic investment position based on current market conditions.

20 May, 03:58 — 20 May, 03:58

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Pimco favors Japan’s 30-year bonds, says yield curve ‘too steep’

Japan's yield curve is the steepest in developed markets, reflecting investor concerns that the Bank of Japan has been too slow to raise interest rates.

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Pimco Favors Japan's 30-Year Bonds, Citing Steep Yield Curve

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