The post-election rally has led stock exposure to jump to its highest level since 2013 amid a "surge in bulls," BofA says.

A higher proportion of investors consider the euro to be undervalued while sterling is now seen as overvalued by some, according to BofA’s November global fund manager survey.

Reason number four to buy stocks utilizes the work of BofA’s equity and quant strategist Savita Subramanian. Ms. Subramanian ...

Global investors changed their expectations on the global economy in the wake of Donald Trump's election win, and now see ...

U.S. stocks are expected to be the best performing asset class in 2025, Bank of America's November global fund manager ... data for clues on the Fed's interest-rate cut cycle. UniCredit Research said ...

Investor exposure to US stocks jumped to the highest since 2013 after the presidential election, on optimism around stronger economic growth, according to a survey from Bank of America Corp. The poll ...

Australian shares are set to open up, with the S&P 500 resetting its record high. Tesla leaps again, bitcoin tops $US84,000 ...

Following Trump's election victory, investors responded Wednesday by pouring a lot of money into exchange-traded funds. In this week's ETF Wrap, Christine Idzelis broke down the money flows and the ...

Bank of America (BAC – Research Report), the Financial sector company, was revisited by a Wall Street analyst today. Analyst Keith ...

Citi analyst Keith Horowitz expects differences in bank-stock metrics to flatten as the sector benefits from lower taxes and ...

President John Kennedy famously said that a rising tide lifts all boats, and that is looking to be the case in today’s ...