BofA Fund Manager Survey Shows Investors Turning Cautious, Global Equity Overweight Drops to 49%
Bank of America's latest fund manager survey indicates that investor enthusiasm for equities is waning due to rising bond yields and uncertainty surrounding the US midterm elections. Global equity overweight allocations decreased from 56% to 49%, while cash holdings increased. Disorderly bond selling is now seen as the biggest market tail risk, although investors remain optimistic about corporate earnings and economic growth prospects.
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