Big investors are starting to get worried: BofA survey
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Big investors are starting to get worried: BofA survey
Brian Sozzi · Anchor, Editor-at-Large
Tue, September 14, 2021, 6:59 AM
Big investors are beginning to worry about several key fundamentals that underpin the stock market.
Global growth expectations have continued to "fall markedly" in September, according to the latest survey of fund managers out of Bank of America. The survey found that economic growth expectations are at their lowest level since April 2020.
Expectations for economic growth plunged 14 percentage points from BofA's August survey. BofA said in the report that macroeconomic optimism is "tanking."
The sharp month-to-month decline comes on the heels of a lackluster August jobs report and an increase in earnings
warnings from corporate America as the likes of 3M Company and others contend with the impact of the Delta variant on demand and costs.
The dimming outlook for growth has raised concerns among fund managers on corporate bottom lines.
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