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  • Bill Gross advises buying T-Bills to bet debt-ceiling issues will be resolved

  • Aggressive rate hikes risk cracking US economy, Bill Gross tells FT

  • Veteran bond manager Bill Gross to retire from Janus Henderson

  • ECB and BOJ could cause 'hell' to break loose in the global bond market: Bill Gross

  • Why Bill Gross is Fed up about future tightening

  • Get ready for an 'entirely different' market: Bill Gross

  • Trump hardest thing for markets to assess: El-Erian

  • Bill Gross sues Pimco for $200 million over forced ouster

  • Bill Gross to the Fed: 'Get off zero, now!'

  • Fed leaves rates unchanged; RBS sees March 2016 hike

  • Bill Gross: Bull market ending with a 'whimper'

  • US structural growth rate to be about 2% or less: Gross

  • Bill Gross warns global mkts reaching 'point of low return'

  • Pimco's Gross declares El-Erian is 'trying to undermine me'

  • Gross skewers Bernanke: You're part of problem

    In his monthly letter to investors, Gross, who heads fixed-income giant Pimco and its USD two trillion in assets under management, uses unusually blunt language to convey his feelings about historically aggressive central bank easing measures.

  • Fixing 'fiscal cliff' will mean 'high, higher' taxes: Gross

    A newly re-elected President Barack Obama will push for higher taxes - including a dividend-tax hike that will cause a substantial drop in stocks, Pimco's Bill Gross told CNBC Wednesday.

  • US' $60 trillion debt burden rivals that of Greece: Gross

    Were the US to include its current entitlement program liabilities and US government bonds, the country would have an eye-popping debt burden that dwarfs Greece and could engulf the economy in a "ring of fire", Pimco founder Bill Gross said on CNBC`s "Street Signs" on Tuesday.

  • We're buying what the Fed and ECB are buying: Gross

    Pimco has been selling some of its Treasury holdings and is putting money into what the world`s central banks plan to buy, founder Bill Gross told CNBC`s "Street Signs" on Wednesday.

  • Stay away from Europe: Pimco

    Bill Gross latest message to investors - don't put your money into Europe because they are not going to get out of their debt crisis any time soon.

  • Expect less from fear-addled market: Bill Gross

    Pimco bond maven Bill Gross tempered his dour outlook for stocks, telling CNBC on Wednesday that equity bulls "should expect less" from a market bound to be undermined by slowing global growth that will lower returns.

  • Bill Gross is latest to join 'Stocks Are Dead' club

    Stocks will no longer generate the kinds of returns they`ve had over the past century, ending the "cult of equity" that has been Wall Street`s mantra for generations, Bill Gross, managing director at bond giant Pimco, says in his monthly market analysis.

  • Investors who stay in treasurys 'will see a haircut': Gross

    Investors looking to preserve their purchasing power will have to avoid Treasurys and put their money in "real assets" such as stocks and real estate, Bill Gross, Pimco co-founder, told CNBC's "Closing Bell" on Monday.

  • Investors should look at Mexico, Brazil: Bill Gross

    Bill Gross, the world's biggest bond fund manager at Pimco, said the US is the least bad choice in a poor global investment environment, but this could change if Washington doesn`t get control of the nation`s fiscal situation.

  • US is 'best of the worst' investment: PIMCO's Gross

    Bill Gross, the world's biggest bond fund manager at PIMCO, said the United States is the least bad choice in a poor global investment environment, but this could change if Washington doesn't get control of the nation's fiscal situation.

  • Treasurys only option as Greece roils markets: Gross

    Investors have little choice now but to cling to low-yielding US government debt as European leaders ponder a messy Greek exit from the euro zone, Pimco's Bill Gross told CNBC.

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