Fund managers' optimism has surged to a record high of 5.8 in October 2025, according to a Bank of America report. This marks a significant increase since the onset of the U.S.-China trade war, nearing levels last seen after Donald Trump's election in February 2025. The report highlights a decline in recession fears, with 69% of respondents considering a U.S. recession unlikely.
Despite the optimism, concerns over AI and inflation persist, with 33% of fund managers identifying AI as a potential bubble. These issues have emerged as the top market concerns, reflecting the shifting focus of financial professionals in the current economic climate.
Fund Managers' Optimism Reaches Record High in October 2025
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