Bank of America January Survey: Global investor optimism hits highest level since July 2021, Bull & Bear Indicator soars into "extremely bullish" zone
BlockBeats News, January 20, the Bank of America January Fund Manager Survey shows that current global investor optimism has reached its highest level since July 2021, with global growth expectations soaring. The proportion of cash holdings has dropped to a historic low of 3.2%, and protective measures against market corrections are at their lowest level since January 2018. The bull-bear indicator has surged to the "extremely bullish" range of 9.4. The survey recommends increasing allocations to risk hedging and safe-haven assets. Geopolitical conflict has become the largest tail risk for the first time since October 2024, with the risk of an artificial intelligence bubble ranking second.
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