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Key Takeaways From BofA Global Fund Manager Survey


Five Key Investor Takeaways from the Latest Fund Manager Survey

I just put out a summary of the monthly Bank of America “Global Fund Manager Survey.” This month they surveyed institutional managers with ...

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Global growth expectations in the August survey fell sharply 20ppt from July, with 47% of respondents now expecting a weaker global economy in ...

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Global Fund Manager Survey — a monthly report that canvasses the views of approximately 300 institutional, mutual and hedge fund managers around the world.

Managers buy stocks and flee from bonds in bull sentiment surge

The latest Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey finds sentiment is running high among investors. ... main or sole reason for making an ...

BofA global fund manager survey: Investors nervous but not panicking

Investors are nervous but are still not panicking, Bank of America highlighted as a key takeaway from its latest fund manager survey. Among ...

October 2024 Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey

The Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey for October reveals a surge in investor optimism, marking the biggest monthly rise since June ...

Weekly Market Recap Report from Bank of America Global Research

As the dust settles after a whirlwind election cycle, we survey how U.S. stocks might trade with some policy clarity, drill down into the ...

BofA Survey Finds Bullishness Across Asset Classes

A global survey by Bank of America Corp. finds investor optimism at its highest level since June 2020 as fund managers see a 76% chance of a ...

BofA survey shows investors bullish on global economy

Fund managers are the most bullish on stocks since January 2022, according to Bank of America's Monthly Fund Manager Survey for April, issued on April 16.

Fund managers turn into 'nervous bulls' ahead of Fed rate cut

Fund managers have shifted into a cautiously optimistic stance but are best described as 'nervous bulls', the latest Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey ...

June 2024 Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey - LinkedIn

The June 2024 Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey, conducted with 206 asset managers overseeing $640 billion in assets, ...

'Long Magnificent 7' Becomes Most Crowded Trade in 4 Years, BofA ...

BofA analysts wrote that the fund managers surveyed are at their most bullish since November 2021, despite lingering concerns about inflation ...

menaka doshi on X: "BofA Global Fund Manager Survey (Feb 2024 ...

BofA Global Fund Manager Survey (Feb 2024) findings... Key takeaways: · Most bullish FMS in 2 years, cash sharply cut to 4.2% as investors ...

BofA survey: Global fund managers 'most bullish' since 2021 - Citywire

Bank of America's May global fund manager survey has found that investors are at their 'most bullish' since November 2021.

Global Fund Manager Survey - Merrill Lynch

Refer to "Other Important Disclosures" for information on certain BofA Securities entities that take responsibility for the information herein in particular ...

Fund managers grow more bullish, raise bets on equities

The latest Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey shows money managers investing more into equities as they grow more bullish.

Key takeaways from the BofA Global Fund Manager Survey (Dec ...

10 likes, 0 comments - irahmatov on January 4, 2024: "➡Key takeaways from the BofA Global Fund Manager Survey (Dec 19, 2023) - Weaker Global ...

BofA Global Fund Manager Survey - July 2024 Update - FXWatcher

July 2024 BofA Global FMS takeaways ... FMS on Growth: global growth expectations fall from -6% to -27% (net), largest drop since Mar'22 (Chart); but investors ...

Global Fund Manager Survey - Merrill Lynch

Refer to "Other Important Disclosures" for information on certain BofA Securities entities that take responsibility for the information ...

BofA's November European Fund Manager Survey: No-landing ...

62% see a soft landing as the most likely outcome for the global economy, down from a high of 79% in September, while no-landing expectations have risen from 14 ...