TIPS and Inflation-Linked Securities: Macro Matters

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Macro Matters: Jerome Schneider on Funding Market Risks

Funding markets have remained remarkably calm even as investors continue to debate risks around Federal Reserve balance-sheet policy and the outlook for repo. Jerome Schneider, managing director at Pimco and head of short-term portfolio management and funding, joins Ira Jersey, B ...  Show more

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