Investors are growing increasingly bullish as the stock market rally rolls on to end 2024. In Bank of America's December ...

Global fund managers are “super bullish” thanks to growth optimism driven by “Trump 2.0” and a compliant rate-cutting Federal ...

This is the largest monthly rise since June 2020. “The December fund manager survey shows super bullish sentiment with record-low allocation to cash, record-high allocation to US stocks, three-year ...

Global fund managers recently became “super bullish” about December, according to Bank of America’s latest survey.

The data "shows super-bullish sentiment," the firm's investment strategist Michael Hartnett wrote to clients. A closely watched survey of global fund managers registered its lowest cash allocation ...

and the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates drove "super-bullish sentiment" in the survey. The widespread bullishness comes as investors are increasingly confident the global economy won't ...

Markets are upbeat, driven by optimism about the US economy, the re-election of Donald Trump, as well as expectations of further interest rate cuts. Cash allocations hit a record-low, allocations ...

Cash allocations hit a record-low, allocations to US stocks and the financial sector hit record highs, and interest in global risks assets hit a record high amid optimism about the US economy and ...