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All four of these products are trading near multi-month highs if not all time highs (as is the case with BUND and ITLY) and none of these funds are more than 2 years old.

In fact, as BUNL and ITLY both debuted in March of 2011, while BUND came later (November of 2011), and GGOV launched in January of this year. Not surprisingly, these funds basically “trade by appointment” when measuring average daily trading volume because these funds are quite new to the marketplace and thus are evading the majority of RIA/institutional screens at this point (likely a function of lower average daily trading volume and lower assets under management bases), but ample liquidity is available when trading through the proper channels.

PIMCO Germany Bond Index

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