
A recent Bank of America (BofA) fund manager survey indicates a substantial shift in investment strategies, with a notable rotation into European equities. In January, allocation to Eurozone stocks surged by 26 percentage points month-over-month, marking the largest increase since February 2015. This shift has resulted in a net 1% overweight position in European equities, a significant turnaround from a 22% underweight position. The survey highlights this as the second-largest increase in exposure to the region in the past 25 years. Analysts suggest that this trend may be influenced by capital flows moving from American markets to Europe, as evidenced by the record levels of major stock indices in the region.
The 2nd largest rotation into European Equities in the last 25 years is currently taking place 🚨 https://t.co/LrtXJklLQm
Are European stocks back? BofA says hold on After yesterday’s fund manager survey showed a sudden shift to Europe from US We at MONIIFY were shocked, @thenoorsamra asked BofA about it… here’s what they said: https://t.co/eLuAD0bVTa
Storbolagsindex är på rekordnivå – EFN:s Daniel McPhee: ”Kan ana att flöden från amerikanska börser letat sig till Europa” https://t.co/YRx8p0w6Lr


