Pimco's flagship Total Return Bond Fund took a hefty hit in
June, due to the sharp rise in bond yields that was sparked by fears the U.S.
Federal Reserve will scale back its asset-purchasing program.
The Pimco fund, which is the world's largest bond fund, with
over $285 billion asset under management, has shed 3.79 percent from its net
asset value since the start of June. This makes it the 12th-worst performer out
of 177 similar funds tracked by data firm Lipper, according to the Wall Street
Journal….
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