Growth expectations have plummeted as global fund managers pour out of U.S. equities and pile in to cash like Warren Buffett 

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Most investors surveyed by Bank of America said a trade war-induced recession is the market’s biggest "tail-risk.

In February, a net 2% of investors expected a weaker global economy over the next 12 months, meaning that a small majority of respondents were pessimistic at the time.

Clearly, managers have decided to rotate out of U.S.stocks, with a net 23% of investors going underweight, compared to a net 17% being overweight last month.

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Author / Journalist: Greg McKenna

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United States

Topics: Inflation Tariffs and trade Donald Trump Bank of America Warren Buffett Markets

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Published On: 2025-03-24 @ 18:41:01 (1 weeks ago)

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