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Global fund managers are increasingly cautious, with a significant drop in growth expectations and U.S. equity allocation due to tariff threats and economic uncertainty, as indicated by Bank of America's March survey. In contrast, retail investors have poured nearly $70 billion into U.S. stocks this year, driven by a "buy the dip" mentality, despite market volatility. While fund managers fear a trade war-induced recession, individual investors remain optimistic, viewing current market conditions as a buying opportunity.
As the election approaches, concerns about inflation and bond market volatility intensify, particularly regarding Donald Trump's potential return to the presidency. Analysts warn that his policies could lead to higher inflation and fiscal deficits, with the possibility of a global trade war exacerbating economic instability. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve's rate cuts may not sufficiently counteract rising long-term inflation expectations, prompting fears of a resurgence of "bond vigilantes" demanding higher yields.
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