Daniel Burns

September 04, 10:41pm EDT

Double-dip recession risk rising: El-Erian

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. economy faces an increasing risk of stalled growth in 2010, the chief executive of top bond fund Pimco said on Friday, adding that rallies in the equity and bond markets have outpaced economic trends. Full Article

August 21, 10:52pm EDT

UPDATE 1-U.S. dollar reasonably valued- IMF top official

JACKSON HOLE, Wyo., Aug 21 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar appears to be reasonably valued, while other major currencies are not significantly out of line, a senior International Monetary Fund official said on Friday. Full Article

March 25, 03:31pm EDT

Politics, profits key to U.S. toxic asset clean-up

NEW YORK (Reuters) - A combination of politics and profits could determine the success of the U.S. government's most ambitious attempt yet to cleanse the banking system of up to $1 trillion in risky securities. Full Article

March 24, 03:03am EDT

Exclusive: PIMCO to participate in U.S. toxic asset plan

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bill Gross, the influential manager of the world's largest bond fund, gave the Obama administration's financial stability effort a much-needed endorsement on Monday, saying PIMCO will participate in the public-private plan. Full Article

March 23, 10:13pm EDT

EXCLUSIVE: PIMCO to participate in U.S. toxic asset plan

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bill Gross, the influential manager of the world's largest bond fund, gave the Obama administration's financial stability effort a much-needed endorsement on Monday, saying PIMCO will participate in the public-private plan. Full Article

March 06, 09:30pm EST

Equities outlook shifts as bear market deepens

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The deep slide in U.S. stocks this week to 12-year lows along with lowered economic expectations has sapped investor sentiment and led many on Wall Street to wonder how low equity markets can go. Full Article

February 24, 09:41pm EST

Madoff investors may be able to trade their claims

NEW YORK, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Investors left in the cold by accused swindler Bernard Madoff, may soon have a place to go to recoup some of their losses without waiting years for the bankruptcy court liquidation process to resolve their claims. Full Article

January 17, 12:00am EST

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