Pimco: US faces real risk of outright deflation
US DEFLATION?
Pimco, the world's biggest bond fund manager, has warned the US faces a prolonged period of stagnant growth and a real risk of outright deflation, similar to what Japan experienced in 1990s.
Echoing a warning by M&G's bond team on Monday, Pimco portfolio manager Scott Mather says if a Japan-like deflationary scenario becomes the baseline for the US, it would have "profound implications for...
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