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Bill Gross’ Big New Yield Idea: Mexico Bonds

TedTed
in Fund Discussions
FYI: Bond guru Bill Gross was on CNBC just now talking up Mexican inflation-indexed bonds.

The case: Mexican inflation-indexed bonds yield about 3%, compared to the 0.5% yield on U.S. Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS), and that is an unjustifiably wide spread, he said. Moreover, the Mexican peso, which has weakened by about 25% from highs, against the dollar, could rebound, Gross added. That exchange-rate risk may benefit U.S. investors
Regards,
Ted
http://blogs.barrons.com/emergingmarketsdaily/2015/06/10/bill-gross-big-new-yield-idea-mexico-bonds/tab/print/

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  • heezsafe
    The Man simply cannot shut up, seemingly oblivious to the fact his Street Cred has taken a hit. Why not focus like a laser beam on your new charge and let performance do the talking, front and center? Just for awhile, Bill; would that be so onerous? This is un-com-fort-able to watch.
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