El-Erian Says Opportunities Still Exist in Bond Market
Saturday, January 22, 2011
El-Erian Says Opportunities Still Exist in Bond Market
Jan. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Mohamed El-Erian, chief executive officer at Pacific Investment Management Co., talks about investment opportunities in the bond market. El-Erian, speaking with Tom Keene on Bloomberg Radio's "Surveillance," also discusses the outlook for the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, next week. (This is an excerpt of the full interview. Source: Bloomberg)
El-Erian Says Opportunities Still Exist in Bond Market
El-Erian Says Opportunities Still Exist in Bond Market
Real Estate News
Reuters: Business News
National Commercial Real Estate News From CoStar Group
Latest stock market news from Wall Street - CNNMoney.com
 |
Archive
-
▼
2011
(704)
-
▼
January
(53)
- Mortgage refinances may drop 77% by 2012 « Housing...
- Get the Report : Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission
- Market Recap - Week Ending January 21, 2011
- Commercial-real-estate market registers positive c...
- 2010 Q4 Earnings: Season Starts With a JPMorgan Ba...
- El-Erian Says Opportunities Still Exist in Bond Ma...
- Get schooled on taxes
- BofA loses $1.6 billion in 4Q
- Scottsdale building activity off
- Outlook is dim as sales of homes hit 13-year low
- Real-estate franchisor eliminates executives
- High metal prices hike profit for Freeport
- Blue Sky plan is scaled down
- Apartments are planned for site of failed projects
- Loan Officer Compensation: Overtime Pay or No Over...
- Ariz. housing bust tests smaller towns
- Brokerage makes move in Southeast
- Fed stake in AIG is set to end
- Foreclosures to hit peak in '11
- Metro Phoenix bankruptcy filings are stable but st...
- PulteGroup to shutter Phoenix-area manufacturing f...
- NAHB: Housing starts to grow 21% in 2011 « Housing...
- Builders Brace for Obama’s Plans for Housing Subsi...
- When Will Housing Recover? UBS Makes 10 Prediction...
- Auction house REDC rebranding as Auction.com « Hou...
- Market Recap - Week Ending January 07, 2011
- China's weapons worrisome
- Mass. court rules vs. banks in pivotal mortgage case
- Gilbert paid millions too much for land, appraisal...
- Solis developer plans revision to Scottsdale condo...
- Phoenix-area brokers report an increase in leasing...
- Bank of America changes free-checking rules
- 1st lender now owns Tapatio Cliffs site
- Foreclosures mess is easing
- Commercial tenants get 5 days' notice of eviction
- Right Place principals approve settlement talks
- Condo plans for 44 Monroe in downtown Phoenix fall...
- ETFs give investors few surprises
- New Fannie interactive Web tool provides foreclosu...
- Bank of America settling buyback claims for bad ho...
- Stalled Sage condos preparing to sell homes
- Key to Real-Estate Rebound: Solid Economic Growth ...
- Market Recap - Week Ending Thursday, December 30, ...
- Phoenix lifts CamelSquare's zoning restrictions
- Banks look at personal credit in granting business...
- 6 financial bets for the new year
- 2011 look ahead: What the new year holds in store ...
- Scottsdale Waterfront site likely to offer luxury ...
- Economic signs good for strong surge in '11
- Valley banks, Habitat trim foreclosure-home inventory
- Home expert is optimistic about 2011
- H&R Block loses refund-loan partner
- Bill Gross Telling Bloomberg To "Avoid Dollar Deno...
-
▼
January
(53)
Recent Comments
Posts
