Bank of America survey: AI bubble becomes top concern for the first time, FED unlikely to raise interest rates in the short term
Although most investors have not yet shorted AI-related assets, concerns about large-scale capital expenditure in AI triggering systemic credit events have risen significantly (48%), followed by private credit (34%). The report states that 82% of respondents believe that “going long on global semiconductors” is currently the most crowded trade, reaching a record high.
Regarding interest rates, the report indicates that investors generally expect the Federal Reserve to keep rates unchanged before the US midterm elections, mainly because inflation expectations shifted sharply in this survey. Specifically, the Bank of America survey shows that 83% of respondents do not expect the Fed to raise rates before the US midterm elections in November, while only 14% think it is possible to raise rates again before then.
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