asset allocators embracing risk
Appetite for risk assets is gathering momentum among professional investors‚ according to studies published this week
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managers up japan eurozone overweights
Asset allocators have boosted their Japan and eurozone equity positions and plan to go further overweight in 2014, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch
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eie survey em positivity returns
Asset allocators are bullish on emerging market equities for the first time since June, according to the latest Expert Investor Europe Manager Sentiment Survey
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allocators return to em stocks shun bonds
Fund managers have rebuilt their emerging market equity allocations following the sell-off in EM assets this summer, according to the Bank of America Merrill Lynch global survey for November
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european equity forecasts hit six year high
Fund manager expectations for continental European equities rose for the fourth consecutive month in October, according to the latest Expert Investor Europe Manager Sentiment Survey
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managers misled by recent returns
Recent market performance has a strong bearing on consensus fund manager expectations for the year ahead, but such forecasts are often incorrect, according to Expert Investor Europe research
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bofa ml debt fears dent us equity weightings
Global asset allocators scaled back their overweight positions in US equities to neutral, while appetite for eurozone stocks continued unabated, according to the latest Bank of America Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey
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eie survey managers negative on asia pacific
Fund managers are bearish on Asia Pacific ex Japan equities for the first time since Expert Investor Europe began compiling its monthly Manager Sentiment Survey
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eurozone equity allocations at 07 levels
A net 36% of fund managers are overweight eurozone equities the highest such reading since September 2007, the Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey for September reveals
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manager sentiment on european stocks improving
Fund manager expectations for continental European equities rose for the second straight month in the latest Expert Investor Europe Sentiment Survey
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bofa ml growth bullishness at four-year high
Investor expectations for global growth have strengthened to their highest level in almost four years, the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey has found
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developed market bias strengthened in june
The divergence in fund manager expectations for developed and emerging world stocks widened last month, reflecting the increasingly different outlooks for the two regions among professional investors