Managers turn bullish on global growth despite China fear
They turn positive on the eurozone, but sentiment dampens for China and Asia-Pacific. Fewer expect further rounds of quantitative easing amid growing inflation expectations.
Investors are turning bullish on global growth prospects except for China and Asia, although a jump in inflation expectations has led them to price out fresh central bank liquidity injections.
A net 28% of global asset allocators expect the world economy to strengthen in the next year, from 11% in February, finds the latest Bank of America-Merrill Lynch fund manager survey.
It is the highest reading in this category since March last year and a sharp rise from January, when the m…
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