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Investors risk appatite returning, will dollar be impacted?

Investors risk appatite returning, will dollar be impacted?

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Investors risk appatite returning, will dollar be impacted?

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  1. Investors risk appatite returning, will dollar be impacted?

  2. FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - Research teams at BofA Merrill Lynch said Global investors have become significantly more confident in the outlook for growth, according to the BofA Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey for August.

  3. Key Quotes: “A net 72 percent of respondents now expect the world’s economy to pick up over the next 12 months – the survey’s strongest reading on this measure in nearly four years and a striking rise from July’s net 52 percent”.

  4. “Investors remain concerned over a “hard landing” in China, though this has calmed since last month. More than half of the panel still identifies this threat as the biggest risk for markets and economies. However, a net 32 percent of investors expect China economic growth to be weaker, improvement from net 65 percent expecting the same last month”.

  5. “At the same time, sentiment towards the eurozone has improved notably. No fewer than 88 percent of European fund managers now anticipate the region strengthening in the year ahead, twice the level recorded last month. Respondents increasingly view stronger growth as the likeliest solution to the eurozone debt crisis, rather than interventions by the European Central Bank”.

  6. MICRON ASSOCIATES http://www.fxstreet.com/news/forex-news/article.aspx?storyid=da81af42-19ec-4bfc-be04-adf8773cb9a1

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