Jeffrey Gundlach, the billionaire who was a driving force behind expanding and renovating the Buffalo AKG Art Museum, is facing pushback after he claimed that a union organizing push poses ...

DoubleLine Capital has its lowest-ever allocations to speculative-grade bonds now, because valuations just don’t reflect the risks. The money manager has been gradually cutting its high-yield ...

Investor Jeff Gundlach expressed caution over the US debt load in recent remarks. He said the "untenable" debt burden in America is heading for a "reckoning." The so-called "King of Bonds" said ...

Gold's record-setting rally isn't close to being over, according to "Bond King" Jeff Gundlach. The DoubleLine Capital CEO predicted that the price of the precious metal could climb as high as ...

Politicians shoulder much of the blame for their spending schemes and unwillingness to make difficult cuts, according to Gundlach, who predicted that long-term interest rates will rise, the U.S ...

Today, the bond market is pricing in a fed funds rate of 3.71% at the end of next year. Fed chair Jay Powell has noted that the labor market is “back in balance,” and Gundlach observed that ...

Gundlach mentioned the possibility that, if mortgage rates were to fall below 6.0%, it might unlock a sufficient supply of homes for sale to jump-start more activity in the housing market.

Gundlach spoke on CNBC's Closing Bell after the Fed kept its benchmark interest rate at 5.25% to 5.5% and signaled it would cut rates only once this year rather than the previously projected three ...

As Americans’ debt grows, recession fears are refueled and the Fed grapples with the pressure to cut rates, "Bond King" Jeffrey Gundlach shares his grim take on the economy’s obstacles. "I ...

Jeffrey Gundlach said the US economy is headed for a recession and a wave of company failures. Several sectors are slowing and higher interest rates are squeezing people and businesses, he said.

Jeffrey Gundlach said he doesn't want to own the Magnificent Seven stocks at these price levels. Bill Gross and John Hussman issued similar warnings.

Jeffrey Gundlach compared the AI-fueled boom in stocks to the dot-com bubble. DoubleLine Capital's billionaire CEO predicted sticky inflation and an economic slump. Two other market gurus, Bill ...