TechFlow News, March 17: According to data from JINSHI Data, Bank of America’s monthly fund manager survey shows that investor sentiment turned pessimistic in March amid concerns over the Iran conflict and private credit risks. Nevertheless, current investor sentiment remains significantly higher than during the U.S. tariff dispute in April 2025. Only 7% of respondents expect the global economy to strengthen—a sharp decline from 39% one month earlier—while 45% anticipate rising global inflation over the next 12 months, up from a prior level of 9%. Although these developments caused Bank of America’s composite investor sentiment indicator to drop sharply from 8.2 to 5.6, this figure remains far above the low of 1.8 recorded in April 2025.
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