Deep Tide TechFlow News: On March 17, according to Golden Ten Data, Bank of America's monthly fund manager survey shows that investor sentiment turned pessimistic in March due to the Iran war and concerns about private credit. However, current investor sentiment remains far higher than levels during the tariff turmoil in April 2025. Among survey respondents, only 7% expect global economic growth to strengthen, down from 39% a month ago; while 45% expect global inflation to rise over the next 12 months, up from the previous level of 9%. Nevertheless, although this situation caused Bank of America's composite measure of investor sentiment to drop significantly from 8.2 to 5.6, this figure remains far higher than the low of 1.8 recorded in April 2025.
Deep Tide TechFlow News: On March 17, according to Golden Ten Data, Bank of America's monthly fund manager survey shows that investor sentiment turned pessimistic in March due to the Iran war and concerns about private credit. However, current investor sentiment remains far higher than levels during the tariff turmoil in April 2025. Among survey respondents, only 7% expect global economic growth to strengthen, down from 39% a month ago; while 45% expect global inflation to rise over the next 12 months, up from the previous level of 9%. Nevertheless, although this situation caused Bank of America's composite measure of investor sentiment to drop significantly from 8.2 to 5.6, this figure remains far higher than the low of 1.8 recorded in April 2025.