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Bill Gross sees better value in German and Canadian bonds

Posted on 29 May 2011 with 2 comments from readers

‘Bond king’ Bill Gross explains why he is negative about US bonds and can see better value in Germany and Canada in this Bloomberg interview:

‘What we are trying to do is find some countries that are less financially repressed…In the United States, the policy rate at 25 basis points is about 300 basis points less than inflation. That, along with the examples in the UK, are financially repressive, meaning that investors earn a substantial amount less than inflation. We want countries where we can do better than that.’

Posted on 29 May 2011 Categories: Banking & Finance, Bond Markets

2 Comments posted by readers:

Comment by Bob - 29 May 2011

Dear ED,

I’ve got a small amount of gold and silver and being an amateur invesstor a UK resident I don’t pay much attention to the price of US bonds.
Please can you explain to me as simply as possible how their price effects the price of gold and silver.

Thanks

Ed Note: Please see today’s article. We are all guilty of missing the wood for the trees!

Comment by Bob - 31 May 2011

Dear Ed,

Talk about good timing!

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