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Perspectives on stimulus, consumer spending, and defaults.
COVID vaccines and unleashed demand may provide tailwinds, but the year is not without risks.
Relative value currently favors floating-rate loans over high-yield bonds.
How do you summarize a year like 2020? Take a look at our 14 economic charts.
With vaccines rolling out and the U.S. Senate picture clear, what may the markets look like in 2021?
Vaccine and stimulus hopes propelled markets higher in November, despite the surge in COVID-19 cases.
Fed officials project interest rates will be near zero through 2023, as the distribution of the COVID vaccine appears to provide light for the economy in 2021.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin recently announced that several Federal Reserve (Fed) lending programs won’t be extended beyond year’s end.
An allocation to credit can complement an investor’s fixed-income portfolio in today’s yield-starved market.
The spike in COVID-19 cases created a volatile market and curbed growth in October, but the trend remained positive.
The blue shift in the White House may signal added trouble for Big Tech companies.
As expected the Fed kept interest rates low and underscored the importance of a second stimulus package.
With the economy slowing in September, the battle for a quick rebound may be far from over.
Insights into how five COVID-19-impacted sectors are performing—and what the future may hold.
How the Pacific Funds Portfolio Optimization Funds offer long-term turnkey investment strategies.
Fed officials expect rates to remain near zero through 2023; the inflation goal is to now average 2% over time.
Another market high, with expectations for a “V”accine-shaped recovery.
Latest insights on the disruptive effects of the pandemic and what those mean for credit.
Why there’s still value in a value allocation.
Perspectives on the most recent Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
In recent months, investment-grade debt has experienced a ferocious rally. What’s next?
First quarter 2020 saw the U.S. economy in a tailspin; second quarter pulled out of it… but now is the recovery stalling?
Pacific Asset Management's Dominic Nolan gives his views on the market.
In today's market, we believe bank loans provide an attractive opportunity.
Income-focused stocks can complement portfolios during market downturns.
The case for short-term corporate bonds.
Liquid alternatives have not bested bonds on most key measures.
Fed backstop rescues market… for now
Solve the health crisis, solve the economic crisis.
At its core, this is a health crisis feeding an economic crisis and leading to a developing liquidity crisis.
Amid panic, liquidity concerns have now taken hold.
Credit is weak, but it doesn't mean the companies we lend to are.
In volatile times, remember your time horizon, follow facts not feelings, and reposition gradually.
There may be a favorable relative-value advantage for floating rate loans over high-yield bonds in the near term.
Twelve charts illustrating the themes and market environment in 2019.
The portfolio managers of Pacific Funds Fixed-Income Funds share their perspectives on the most recent Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
Using small-cap value stocks is currently the least expensive asset class within U.S. equities, have historically outperformed small-cap growth stocks, and may provide diversification benefits to an investor’s portfolio.
Over the past 40 years, small- to mid-cap (SMID-cap) stocks have outperformed small- and large-cap equities in both bull and bear markets.
Divergence in today’s high yield market can be challenging, but also provides opportunity.
Tina Jones from Rothschild & Co Asset Management US Inc., the subadvisor for the Pacific Funds U.S. equity funds, gives her views on the impact of tariffs on domestic small-cap stocks and what the future may hold.
Did the Fed's Rate Cut Satisfy Investors' Sweet Tooth for More Easing? Informational commentary from Pacific Asset Management, manager of Pacific Funds Fixed-Income Funds.
Portfolio Managers David Weismiller and Ying Qiu share insights into what’s happening in the BBB space and the impact to investors.
Expectations now call for zero rate hikes in 2019, with a greater chance of a rate cut than a hike per market projections.
Pacific Funds Portfolio Managers JP Leasure and Michael Marzouk discuss the loan market, outlook, and portfolio strategy until the end of 2018.
Recent market volatility can be attributed to several factors but we believe the economic prospects remain positive.
Pacific Funds Strategic Income Portfolio Manager Brian Robertson discusses the flexibility of Pacific Funds Strategic Income and what sets the investment process apart from peers.
Pacific Funds portfolio managers discuss how they were able to “stay the course” during the market volatility in early 2018.
A balanced portfolio can help smooth the path to your financial goals and avoid market-timing detours.
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