When Will Bonds Get so Attractive that Investors Can't Resist? Survey Says 6% 10-Year Yield
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Yields on bond markets continue to rise. A survey reveals the level at which global portfolio managers would go even more out of shares in bonds.
Fund managers won't dump stocks for bonds until yields hit 5.9%, BofA survey says: Chart of the Day
The rapid rise in bond yields has a ways to go before investors become bullish on Treasurys. On Tuesday, the 10-year yield (^TNX) sat at 5.22%, with high economic growth amid an AI boom sending real yields higher, as shown in Yahoo Finance's AlphaSpace chart below. According to the BofA Funds…
The Bank of America survey reported a fall in confidence in the markets: 60% of managers would consider moving capital from shares to bonds if US Treasury yields rose to 6%.
According to Bank of America, global fund managers are the most heavily invested in technology stocks since 2020, while bonds are now playing an increasingly important role.
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