Surge in US Recession Concerns Amid Bank of America Survey

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According to the latest Bank of America Global Fund Managers survey, institutional fears of a recession in the US have grown to 39%, although 76% of respondents anticipate a soft landing for the economy. Furthermore, nearly half of investors expect that the Federal Reserve will implement four or more interest rate cuts in the upcoming year.

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