BofA survey shows investors bullish on global economy

Fund managers most bullish in two years: BofA survey - AFR

... global growth, according to Bank of America's monthly survey ... survey of these investors. The survey was completed on February 8 ...

BofA Global Research Fund Manager Survey - Mace News

NEW YORK (MaceNews) – Global investors became more bullish toward equities in October, driven by an improved outlook for world growth, according ...

Fund managers gloomiest on record as recession fears become ...

Global fund managers have never been more pessimistic on the outlook for economic growth, a monthly Bank of America survey found.

Investor bullishness hits high, sparking 'sell signal' for global stocks ...

A recent investor survey by Bank of America Corp. suggests the surge in bullish sentiment might indicate it's time to sell global stocks. The October survey ...

Asia fund managers bullish on China stimulus- BofA survey

BofA said that participants believed “this time is different” for China, in that more investors were confident that the Chinese economy will ...

Weekly Stock Market News, Updates, & Outlook

We believe the economy and markets give little support for the Fed's belief that policy is restrictive. While investors continue to think twice when it comes to ...

BofA Survey Finds Investor Sentiment Rising on Fed Bets

... Global Fund Manager survey. Take, for instance, the risk appetite ... I mean, if you are very bullish on a global economics of lending ...

European fund managers cautious on growth, bullish on stocks: survey

Investors have become more sceptical about global growth prospects, found Bank of America, with a net 27% anticipating a slowdown over the ...

Investors 'most bullish' since Nov 2021 - BofA survey | SaltWire

"On the global economy, 78% of FMS (fund manager survey) investors say a recession is 'unlikely' within the next 12 months, in line with last month's ...

Capital Market Outlook - Merrill Lynch

The forecasts in the table above are the base line view from BofA Global Research. The Global Wealth & Investment. Management (GWIM) Investment Strategy ...

Fund Managers Remain Cautiously Bullish: BofA Survey

Investors' allocation to global equities in January increased one percentage point to net 32% overweight from net 12% underweight in August, the ...

Asset Managers Most Bullish in Over Two Years, Says BofA Survey

The survey showed the biggest jump in global growth optimism since May 2022, a record jump in allocation to commodities, and equity allocation ...

Investors 'most bullish' since Nov 2021 - BofA survey - StreetInsider

... economy in the last survey in April. That said, most investors do not expect recession. "On the global economy, 78% of FMS (fund manager survey) investors ...

Global stocks optimism flashes Sell signal, BofA survey shows

Investors are getting so bullish that it might be time to sell global stocks, according to an investor survey by Bank of America Corp.

Global growth optimism at all-time low, fund manager survey finds

Optimism among fund managers over global economic growth has hit an all-time low while concerns of possible stagflation have risen to the highest since August ...

May 2024 Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey - LinkedIn

Bank of America's May Fund Manager Survey indicates the most bullish sentiment among investors since November 2021.

Fund managers are getting a bit more bearish - Axios

Details: Only a net 18% of investors surveyed said they expect the global economy will improve in the next 12 months, down from 36% in January.

Investors 'most bullish' since Nov 2021 on rate cut expectations

The survey of global fund managers with $562 billion in asset under management found 82 per cent expect the first rate cut by the Federal Reserve in the second ...

Morning Roundup - Hightower Naples

BOFA GLOBAL FUND MANAGER SURVEY: RECORD 42% OF RESPONDENTS EXPECT BOND YIELDS TO FALL IN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS. BOFA GLOBAL FUND MANAGER SURVEY: ...

Most Fund Managers Believe the Economy Has Reached 'Peak Boom'

The global economy has reached 'Peak Boom' and fund managers are much less bullish over growth, earnings and inflation compared to earlier ...