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Portfolio Manager Morris Chen explains why the CRE market is undergoing a continued but uneven recovery - defined by a two-speed dynamic. doubleline.com/markets-insigh…

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DoubleLine examines the evolving trajectory of the U.S. dollar and the potential for a sustained weakening trend which would benefit non-dollar fixed income positions. doubleline.com/markets-insigh…

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.DoubleLine Capital's Jeffrey Sherman joined Bloomberg TV's ETF IQ to break down the strategy behind $DBND, the Opportunistic Core Bond ETF. From mortgages to macro, Sherman shares how the fund is navigating today’s fixed income landscape. Katie Greifeld Scarlet Fu Eric Balchunas

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Is inflation cooling? Maybe. But not if you’re eating out. A growing gap has emerged between eating out and eating in. linkedin.com/pulse/table-tw…

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“The Fed must choose: inflation or jobs.” DoubleLine CEO Jeffrey Gundlach joins Scott Wapner to break down the latest Fed decision, market signals, and why he's avoiding long-term bonds. youtube.com/watch?v=eMA9ut…

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At this stage, stablecoins are best understood as high-velocity, crypto-native instruments with marginal effects on the Treasury market—not yet a structural force reshaping global demand for U.S. debt. linkedin.com/pulse/stableco…

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June trade deficit declined to $60.2bn, largely in line with expectations. This was led by a fall in imports of 3.7% m/m, continued payback for the surge from front loading while exports fell 0.5% m/m. The decline in imports was led by a 13% fall in consumer goods while the

June trade deficit declined to $60.2bn, largely in line with expectations. This was led by a fall in imports of 3.7% m/m, continued payback for the surge from front loading while exports fell 0.5% m/m. The decline in imports was led by a 13% fall in consumer goods while the
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Portfolio Managers Andrew Hsu and Fifi Wong unpack how ABS are evolving into a powerful tool for accessing the real economy – linking investors to sectors like transportation, telecom and consumer credit through secured, cash-flowing assets. $DABS youtube.com/watch?v=rMFRi_…

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From macro volatility to AI-driven productivity, Robert Cohen, Director of Global Developed Credit at DoubleLine, shares why corporate earnings may be the truest signal of economic health—and why fixed income is shining in today’s market. youtube.com/watch?v=_e4x7R…

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Initial jobless claims for the week of August 2nd increased 7k to 226k vs. 222k consensus. The 4-week moving average stable at 221k, a 3-month low. Continuing claims rose 38k to 1,974k, a cycle high. Elevated continuing claims is signaling it is taking longer for laid off workers

Initial jobless claims for the week of August 2nd increased 7k to 226k vs. 222k consensus. The 4-week moving average stable at 221k, a 3-month low. Continuing claims rose 38k to 1,974k, a cycle high. Elevated continuing claims is signaling it is taking longer for laid off workers
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Productivity in the second quarter advanced more than expected with nonfarm output per hour rising at a 2.4% annualized rate but first-quarter productivity growth was revised to show a larger decline of 1.8% than the previously reported drop of 1.5%. Productivity rose 1.3% over

Productivity in the second quarter advanced more than expected with nonfarm output per hour rising at a 2.4% annualized rate but first-quarter productivity growth was revised to show a larger decline of 1.8% than the previously reported drop of 1.5%.  Productivity rose 1.3% over
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.DoubleLine Capital's Eric Dhall and Ryan Kimmel break down a strong equity rebound, gold’s surge to $3,400 and energy’s sharp drop amid ceasefire speculation—all while the Fed signals a dovish tilt. x.com/i/spaces/1ynKO…

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DoubleLine’s Eric Dhall and Ryan Kimmel cover the latest market moves: equities up, energy down, and gold on a tear. They also dive into Fed dynamics and what to watch in next week’s data. x.com/i/spaces/1ynKO…

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35% of the Consumer Price Index is now based on estimates rather than observed prices — the highest share on record. linkedin.com/pulse/between-…

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With 56% in commercial ABS and a focus on resilient sectors like aviation and digital infrastructure, $DABS is built to navigate all economic environments while generating consistent alpha. youtube.com/watch?v=rMFRi_…

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So far, history has rhymed with remarkable precision. Yet markets rarely repeat perfectly, and the verses that follow will likely be shaped by forces that were absent in 2016, including sticky real yields, evolving Fed policy and rising geopolitical risk. linkedin.com/pulse/history-…