Key Takeaways Bank of America's Global Fund Manager Survey released Tuesday showed investor sentiment rebounded to a three-month high in June as concerns about a global trade war and recessions eased.

The U.S. dollar is facing the worst investor sentiment in more than 20 years, according to the Bank of America. In its ...

Fund managers surveyed by BofA cut their cash holdings to the lowest level in three months while sharply increasing their ...

Bank of America's bull and bear indicator just saw its biggest rise in 11 months, a sign of growing if not yet bubbly investor sentiment. The bull and bear indicator, a cross-asset measure of ...

Investors' mood has rebounded back to the more bullish levels seen just before President Trump's "Liberation Day" tariff ...

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According to the latest Bank of America Fund Manager Survey, global investor sentiment recorded its highest monthly increase in four years in October. The optimism gauge rose 5.6%, marking the ...

Optimism around the Federal Reserve’s highly anticipated interest-rate cuts has boosted investor sentiment for the first time since June, according to a global survey by Bank of America Corp ...

Investor sentiment saw its largest jump in nearly four years during October amid resilient economic data and the start of interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve. In Bank of America's October ...

Bank of America noted that this shift ... For everyday investors, institutional behavior can offer insight into market sentiment, but it shouldn’t drive investment decisions.