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Volatility May Wilt as Election Expectations Take Root
by Greg Meier of Allianz Global Investors, 4/6/17

Favourable European election results coupled with progress for the Republican growth agenda in the US could soften market uncertainty, says Greg Meier, strategist with Allianz Global Investors. But for the next few weeks, the road still looks bumpy.

Time to Pay Attention to 'Trumpflation'
by Greg Meier of Allianz Global Investors, 12/15/16

With a growing likelihood that Trump's fiscal policies will be inflationary, this could translate into a faster Fed tightening cycle says Greg Meier, strategist with Allianz Global Investors. So will President Trump find it easier to bring back inflation rather than factory jobs?

Decision Days: Key Data Points to Watch for in the Week Ahead
by Greg Meier of Allianz Global Investors, 4/22/16
All eyes are on the Bank of Japan and the Fed as policymakers are set to meet next week—bringing monetary decisions to the forefront for global investors, says US Investment Strategist Greg Meier.

Fed Is Desperately Seeking… Inflation?
by Kristina Hooper, Steve Malin, Greg Meier of Allianz Global Investors, 3/18/16
The FOMC showed patience by holding rates steady at their last meeting, says Allianz Global Investors US Capital Markets Research and Strategy Team, but stubbornly low inflation persists. Investors should watch a range of inflation measures for clues about the next hike.

Why the Fed Kept Rates ‘Lower for Longer’ Yet Again
by Kristina Hooper, Steve Malin, Greg Meier of Allianz Global Investors, 9/18/15
As a divided FOMC continues sitting on its collective hands, we’ve analyzed what’s going on behind the scenes and outlined the investment implications of the Fed’s latest inaction. Read the new report from Allianz Global Investors’ US Capital Markets & Strategy team.

How to Play the Fed’s Big News Day
by Kristina Hooper, Steve Malin, Greg Meier of Allianz Global Investors, 6/19/15
Although the FOMC tried hard not to make headlines, there’s still plenty to parse in its latest communications. Bonds are likely to exhibit more volatility as we near liftoff, which is likely to happen in September. And based on the Fed’s “dots” forecast, we may even see two rate hikes in 2015.
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