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MunicipalsThe Long Good Buy: Why Long-Dated Munis Look CheapMunicipal bonds have underperformed U.S. Treasuries this year, particularly long-dated munis. Supply exceeds last year's pace while demand favors short-dated bonds, creating a steeper yield curve.
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Emerging MarketsFive Factors Supporting Asian Credit SpreadsThis blog examines five factors supporting the recent performance of Asian investment grade credit spreads and why that support should persist going forward.
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Emerging MarketsIs There an EM Central Bank Gold Rush?In the event of a sudden, sharp decline in gold prices, EM central bank reserve coverage and liquidity should still offer sufficient buffers against external risks.
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All the CreditCentral Banks: Can Independence Prevail?In this episode of All the Credit®, we highlight the importance of central bank independence, particularly in the context of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Fixed on ESGThe Insurance Industry in the Climate ConversationThis episode of Fixed on ESG focuses on the economic role of property and casualty insurance as it relates to the increased frequency and severity of climate-related events.
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All the CreditCredit Markets in Transition: Systematic StrategiesThis episode of All the Credit® explores how systematic strategies use data-driven approaches to manage risk and seize market opportunities in our new sub-series, Credit Markets in Transition.
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OutlookThird Quarter 2025 Market OutlookPGIM Fixed Income's Third Quarter 2025 Market Outlook
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ESGGSS Bond Framework 2.0We’ve recently enhanced our dedicated green bond framework methodology to consider learnings and insights from the explosion of issuance since our framework launched in 2020.
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Securitized ProductsReviving European Securitisation: Translating Ambition into RealityThis paper reflects the views within our submission to the European Commission's targeted consultation on the functioning of the EU securitisation framework.
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Weekly ViewFed’s Destination in Sight, Timing Less SoOur View from the Desk for the week of September 8 summarizes the macroeconomic and asset-class specific themes discussed in our weekly desk head meeting.
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Weekly ViewInflation Prints May Signal a More Gradual FedOur View from the Desk for the week of August 18 summarizes the macroeconomic and asset-class specific themes discussed in our weekly desk head meeting.
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Weekly ViewU.S. CPI May Signal Building Inflation WedgeOur View from the Desk for the week of August 11 summarizes the macroeconomic and asset-class specific themes discussed in our weekly desk head meeting.
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Central Bank PolicyHawkish Undertones Emerge as BOE CutsKatharine Neiss, PhD, Deputy Head of Global Economics, reacts to the Bank of England's August 2025 monetary policy meeting.
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Central Bank PolicyTrade Agreement Eases Uncertainty from Bank of Japan, but Inflation Challenges PersistKatharine Neiss, PhD, Deputy Head of Global Economics, reacts to the Bank of Japan's July 2025 monetary policy meeting.
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Central Bank PolicyDespite Dissents, the Fed Holds for JulyTom Porcelli, Chief U.S. Economist, reacts to the Fed's July 30, 2025 policy meeting.
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