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New from PIMCO, 2024 Outlook: Navigating the Descent

February 2, 2024 | 1m 10s

After two years of volatility, what can bond investors expect in 2024? With the global economic outlook still clouded and equity markets priced for a soft landing, PIMCO says bonds offer attractive yields and resilience across multiple possible outcomes – along with other insights and portfolio implications for investors.

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