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It was the “largest weekly outflow in our data history since '08,” analysts said. BofA expects a continued leadership shift away from the sector. Selling in ETFs was led by energy (XLE).
Investors pulled $21.35 billion out of U.S. equity funds in the past week, the largest such outflow in three months, according to BofA Global data. Policy uncertainty from the White House and concerns ...
US stock futures were down slightly in early Tuesday trading, with S&P 500 contracts slipping 0.2%. Hartnett, the Bank of America strategist, said the swift deterioration in investor sentiment was ...
BofA clients, including institutional investors and corporate clients, were net buyers of U.S. equities for a seventh ...
Fund managers are growing bearish on the heels of U.S. tariff announcements and are set to slash their U.S. stock exposures ...
Global fund managers dumped a record amount of US stock during last week's sell-off, BofA found. The surveyed investors expressed pessimism around the global economic-growth picture. Stagflation ...
And I'm referring to two Bank of America ... and US equity funds. Then we had a huge two week buying of stocks by B of A private clients. And then when you consider the recent outflows, those ...
Investors pulled out of U.S. bond funds heavily in the week ending April 9 in a broad selloff triggered by fears of a ...
Investing.com -- Bank of America (BofA) clients continued to buy U.S. equities last week ... inflows as fixed-income ETFs saw larger outflows. Private clients extended their buying streak to ...
US stock futures were down slightly in early Tuesday trading, with S&P 500 contracts slipping 0.2%. Hartnett, the Bank of America strategist, said the swift deterioration in investor sentiment was ...
Investing.com -- Bank of America ... the largest outflows, with Communication Services experiencing its biggest since July 2023. Consumer Discretionary stocks recorded their first inflow in three ...
US stock futures were down slightly in early Tuesday trading, with S&P 500 contracts slipping 0.2%. Hartnett, the Bank of America strategist, said the swift deterioration in investor sentiment was ...