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Can PIMCO's New Preferred Share Active ETF Counter Inflation Concerns?

Inflation may be easing from a high of over 9% in June to 6.5% in December 2022, but it’s still well above the Federal Reserve’s 2% target rate. At the same time, the central bank’s aggressive tightening is already taking a toll on the bond market and slowing economic growth. As a result, investors have few options for safe yields.

Let’s examine why preferred stocks could be attractive in today’s environment and why investors might want to consider PIMCO’s new ETF for active exposure rather than investing in passive funds.

See our Active ETFs Channel to learn more about this investment vehicle and its suitability for your portfolio.

Why Preferred Stock?

Comparison of preferred stocks versus bonds returns

PIMCO’s New Fund

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