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    Optimism about global economic growth is dropping to an all-time low

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    Post by Rocky Wed Apr 13, 2022 6:27 am

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    Economy News - Baghdad
    Optimism about global growth has fallen to an all-time low as recession fears mount in the global investment community, according to the latest Bank of America fund managers survey .
    According to the April survey; The percentage of investors who expect the economy to deteriorate is the highest ever .
    Stagflation expectations jumped to their highest level since August 2008, while monetary risks rose to a record, Bank of America analysts said after polling 292 people managing $833 billion in assets under management in the first week of April .
    The findings highlight how gloom has gripped investors after the Federal Reserve became more aggressive in its attempt to tame rising inflation .
    The downtrend was severe enough to trigger Bank of America's buy signal, a conflicting indicator to spot entry points in stocks. Global stocks came under pressure this month after rising from March lows as bond yields soared .
    pessimistic forecast
    Bank of America strategists don't agree with the tactical buy signal, saying they
    Still in the "sale rally" camp, the stock market slump earlier in the year was just an "appetizer, not the main course for 2022. "
    “The disconnect between global growth and equity distribution remains astonishing,” wrote strategists led by Michael Hartnett in a note .
    The pessimistic forecast is echoed by Michael Wilson of Morgan Stanley, who has been arguing that the decline from record highs in US stocks has not yet led to the expectation of a looming sharp slowdown in the economy .
    The global economy could lose a trillion dollars as a result of the conflict in Ukraine
    Some prominent bulls are beginning to back off their optimism, as Marko Kolanovic of JPMorgan Chase & Co. advised investors to take profits from the recent recovery in stocks and shift some money into government bonds .
    Investors now view the global recession as the biggest risk, according to the monthly survey by Bank of America, bypassing the ongoing war in Ukraine, which has slipped to fourth place from topping the list in March .
    Easing war fears helped to some extent dampen the downside, with cash allocations falling from their highest levels last month, according to the survey .
    The survey shows that investors expect the Federal Reserve to put a halt to the stock market selling at 3,637 points for the Standard & Poor's Index; Note: The Standard & Poor's 500 Index closed at 4412.53 on Monday .
    Geopolitical risks are seen as the greatest risk to the stability of financial markets, followed by monetary risks, and then business cycle risks .
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