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PIMCO Pod — 131 episodes

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The Credit Market Lens: The Return of Financial Engineering – Not 2008, But Not Nothing

2

When Monetary Policy Surprises Stop Translating

3

The Credit Market Lens: Rich Spreads, Cheap Treasuries, and an Incomplete Explanation

4

PIMCO Perspectives: Old-Fashioned Bond Math for a New-Fashioned Fed

5

Real Estate: From Repricing to Relevance

6

Fed Policymaker Comments Raise the Stakes for Inflation Data

7

The Credit Market Lens: A Higher Bar for Earnings Season

8

The Credit Market Lens: A Growing Divide in Leveraged Finance

9

Does AI Raise or Lower Neutral Rates?

10

The Credit Market Lens: What BDC Redemptions and NAV Pressures Mean for Investors

11

Will Greater Monetary Policy Uncertainty Lead to Tighter Financial Conditions?

12

Global Bond Diversification: Higher Yields and New Opportunities for Alpha

13

The Credit Market Lens: Sharpe Is Back in Emerging Markets

14

Hawkish-Leaning Committee, Reform-Minded Chair: Warsh’s First Fed Meeting

15

How Large Is Private Credit’s Total Addressable Market, Really?

16

Secular Outlook: Rupture and Resilience

17

Energy Credit Market Returns Reflect Sector Discipline

18

The Quiet Erosion Beneath U.S. Growth

19

AI Financing Needs Do Not Override Cyclical Drivers of Yield

20

Supply Shocks and AI-Related Demand Blur Inflation Signals for the Fed

21

Measuring What Matters in Public and Private Fixed Income

22

AI Credit Expansion: Assessing the Micro and Macro Risks

23

AI, Market Power, and Diminishing Labor Share

24

What Would The Merton Model Say About AI Capital Spending?

25

Daily Pricing Is Not Daily Liquidity

26

U.S. Inflation Measures Tell Two Different Stories

27

Making Sense of a Cross-Asset Disconnect

28

Fed’s Holding Pattern Continues Amid Competing Risks

29

The Credit Market Lens: Differing Signals in BDCs, and Orderly Defaults in High Yield

30

When Geopolitics Becomes an Economic Input

31

Higher Energy Costs, Weaker Tax Relief Squeeze U.S. Households

32

The Credit Market Lens: Software Stuck in a Trough

33

Why the Fed Could Shrink Its Balance Sheet Again (and Markets Might Not Notice)

34

The Credit Market Lens: Oil Supply Shocks Don’t Age Well

35

U.S. Employment Volatility Masks Structural Shift

36

Temporary Disruption – or the Start of a Global Supply Shock?

37

The Credit Market Lens: A market split, but for how long?

38

Layered Uncertainty: Conflict, Credit Stress, and AI

39

Spreads May Be Converging Across Public and Private Markets, But Liquidity Is Not Evolves

40

Caution Takes Center Stage at the March Fed Meeting

41

Private Credit’s Other Lanes Still Offer Value

42

Middle East Conflict Clouds the Economic Outlook

43

Behavioral Insights for Investors: Reconciling the Hot Hand and Gambler’s Fallacies.

44

Tariff Ruling Drives Near-Term Uncertainty, With Potential for Longer-Term Stability

45

The AI-Driven Productivity Tide May Not Lift All Boats

46

U.S. Housing Inflation: Stubbornly High to Stubbornly Low

47

Expect the Unexpected

48

U.S. Policy Update: Warsh Fed Nomination and Texas Special Elections

49

Under a Warsh Fed, Expect a Thoughtful Policy Approach

50

Fed Holds Steady and Signals Longer-Term Easing Bias

51

Why U.S. Productivity Gains No Longer Reach Workers

52

PIMCO Cyclical Outlook - Compounding Opportunity

53

Theory of Mind in Markets

54

How Tariffs and Technology Reshaped the U.S. Economy in 2025 – and What Comes Next

55

Charting the Year Ahead: Investment Ideas for 2026

56

Tariffs Are Here to Stay

57

The Economics of AI Scale

58

After the Gold Rush The Strategic Role of Commodities in Portfolios

59

Fed Policy in the Fog of Missing Data

60

China’s Growth Engine Faces Fresh Challenges

61

Cracks Emerge Beneath Market Resilience, Challenging Areas of the U.S. Economy

62

Tariffs Test AI-Driven Expansion

63

U.S. Shutdown Stalemate: Economic Impact and the Fed’s Next Move

64

PIMCO Cyclical Outlook - Tariffs, Technology, and Transition

65

Troubling Signals in U.S. Employment Data

66

Fed Delivers Dovish Shift, Restarts Rate-Cutting Cycle

67

U.S. Labor Markets: A Release Valve for Tariff Pressure?

68

PIMCO Perspectives - A Fed Housing Fix That’s Hiding in Plain

69

Decision-Making and Behavioral Bias in the Age of AI

70

Renewed Challenges to Fed Independence

71

The Economy Isn’t the Stock Market (and Vice Versa)

72

U.S. Economic Data: Reliability Is Crucial

73

Downshifting to Neutral: Labor Market Revisions Spark Fears of Slower Growth

74

U.S. Economy: Investment Momentum Meets Policy Uncertainty

75

Long View on the Fed: A Return to Neutral

76

The Economic Impact of U.S. Tariffs: Waiting, Watching, and Planning

77

PIMCO Perspectives - Holding Steady Amid Whipsawing Markets

78

Balancing Act: Building Resilient Portfolios in a Changing Landscape

79

Bend, Not Break: Investing in Real Estate Amid Economic Uncertainty

80

Developed Market Public Debt: A Long Road Ahead

81

U.S. Policy Watch: From Trade to Taxes

82

PIMCO Secular Outlook - The Fragmentation Era

83

Japan: Rates and Risks Back on the Global Stage

84

The U.S. Current Account: Trade and Fiscal Deficits Are Closely Linked

85

Moody’s Downgrade Underscores Tensions Over U.S. Debt Outlook

86

How Does the Data Make You Feel?

87

The Fed Is in a ‘Good Place’ – But for How Long?

88

A Tariff Winter Is Coming?

89

Challenges to Fed Independence

90

How Effectively Can the U.S. Economy Untether From China?

91

PIMCO Perspectives - Trade Wars and the U.S. Dollar

92

Overall U.S. Tariff Level Still High Despite Exemptions

93

Navigating Global Market Turbulence

94

The U.S. Economy’s Trajectory Amid Higher Tariffs

95

President Trump Blinks for Now, But Tariffs Remain High

96

Tariff Turbulence: What to Watch, Including Possible Constraints

97

PIMCO Cyclical Outlook - Seeking Stability

98

Trade Policy and the U.S. Economy in 2025

99

The Challenges of Currency Intervention

100

Vegetables vs. Dessert Under Trump 2.0: Assessing the Economic Impact of Policy Decisions

101

Hope and Hype on German and EU Fiscal Reforms

102

Reciprocal Tariffs: The Trump Administration’s New Trade Strategy

103

PIMCO Perspectives - Where to Look When Equities Are Priced for Exceptionalism

104

U.S. Labor Market Faces Tighter Immigration Policy

105

The Tariff Tug-of-War: Balancing Economic Growth and Trade Relations

106

What U.S. Tariff Announcements Could Mean for the Economy

107

The Behavioral Lens: Best Practices for Decision-Making Under Uncertainty

108

The 5 D’s of Trump’s Second Administration: Key Economic Themes

109

PIMCO Cyclical Outlook - Uncertainty Is Certain

110

Tariffs, the Dollar, and the Fed: Crucial Decisions in 2025

111

Will We See Bold Policy Choices in the U.S.?

112

From Cash to Bonds: A Strategic Shift in Post-Pandemic Investing

113

Alternatives Investment Outlook - Private Credit: Asset-Based Finance Shines as Lending Landscape Evolves

114

Global Inflation: Is the Tide Turning?

115

PIMCO Perspectives - Thoughts From the Bond Vigilantes

116

U.S. Debt Dilemma: Politics and Economics

117

Fed 2025 Outlook: Hikes Still Unlikely

118

Negative Correlations, Positive Allocations

119

Economic Changes That U.S. Voters Want to See

120

Trump’s Second Act: What to Expect 2025 and Beyond

121

Key Policy Questions Likely to Linger After the Election

122

Mixed Signals: Assessing How Markets Might Respond to the U.S. Election

123

PIMCO Cyclical Outlook - Securing the Soft Landing

124

Starting With a Bang: Fed Cuts Policy

125

PIMCO Perspectives - Cuts and Consequences

126

Powell on Fed Policy Moves: The Time Has Come

127

PIMCO Perspectives - Summer of Dispersion

128

PIMCO Real Estate Outlook - Facing the Music: Challenges and Opportunities in Today’s Commercial Real Estate Market

129

Major Shakeup in U.S. Election Diminishes Odds of a Republican Sweep

130

PIMCO Perspectives - The Cost of Cash: A $6 Trillion Question

131

PIMCO Secular Outlook - Yield Advantage