Investors expect a U- or W-shaped recovery, finds Bank of America survey

James Baxter-Derrington
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Investors are markedly bearish, with 75% anticipating a U or W-shaped recovery from the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic compared to just 10% expecting a V-shape, according to the latest global fund manager survey from Bank of America. A second wave of coronavirus ranks as the greatest tail risk by far, with 52% of managers surveyed citing it, while permanently high unemployment (15%) and a break-up of the European Union (11%) claim the second and third spots. Cash levels have dipped slightly to 5.7% from April's 5.9% but remain well above the 10-year average of 4.7%, whic...

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