BofA Maintains a Bullish Outlook for U.S. Stocks
Bank of America is urging investors to remain constructive even as the market shows signs of a short-term pullback.
Bank of America is urging investors to remain constructive even as the market shows signs of a short-term pullback.
Doug Ramsey, CIO of The Leuthold Group, is warning that weakening consumer sentiment could push the U.S. economy into a self-inflicted downturn.
The dollar is at risk of losses whether the US government lands in a fiscal crisis or a recession, according to George Saravelos.
Despite widespread economic pessimism among consumers, the underlying data points to continued resilience in the U.S. economy.
Goldman Sachs President John Waldron said recent lightening up of U.S. dollar assets by investors had shown them returning to more neutral positions.
Despite sharply deteriorating economic sentiment, Bank of America believes equity markets could deliver a 17% return over the next 12 months.
Global asset managers held biggest underweight position in dollar in 19 years as Trump's chaotic trade policy cut investor appetite for U.S. assets.