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Economic and Market Commentary Decoding the Fed’s Dovish Turn Decoding the Fed’s Dovish Turn The Fed’s dovish pivot in March indicated that restrictive monetary policy is no longer warranted, but what does that mean for the markets? PIMCO experts Tiffany Wilding and Joachim Fels discuss this policy shift and what investors should know.
Economic and Market Commentary Where Will Fed Rate Hikes Stop in 2019? Where Will Fed Rate Hikes Stop in 2019? As the policy rate path grows more uncertain, investors should take a cautious approach but seek to take advantage of new opportunities. Visit Rise Above Rising Rates for PIMCO’s latest views on interest rates.
Economic and Market Commentary The Fed's Best-Laid Plans: On Track for Now The Fed's Best-Laid Plans: On Track for Now As the Fed continues its gradual trajectory of rate hikes, investors should look for ways to capitalize on new opportunities while remaining defensive. Visit Rise Above Rising Rates for PIMCO’s latest views on interest rates.
Economic and Market Commentary The Fed’s Balancing Act: Dueling Risks The Fed’s Balancing Act: Dueling Risks As the Fed balances the risk of overtightening with the risk of overheating the economy, investors must navigate a murkier path to the policy rate.
Blog Market Relieved by Inflation Reading, for Now Market Relieved by Inflation Reading, for Now We believe 2018 may be the year that challenges preconceptions about the equity/inflation correlation, and the market’s reaction to April’s soft inflation readings seems to bear this out.
Tiffany Wilding U.S. Economist Share Add Download Print Ms. Wilding is an executive vice president and U.S. economist based in the Newport Beach office. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2016, she was director of global interest rate research at Tudor Investment, responsible for recommending trade ideas based on global macro trends. Previously, she was a vice president for U.S. interest rate research with Morgan Stanley and a Treasury market policy analyst for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. She has 11 years of investment and economics/financial markets experience and holds an MBA from New York University's Stern School of Business. She received an undergraduate degree from Rhodes College.
