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(Updates with more detail) LONDON, Oct 13 (Reuters) — The US 10-year Treasury yield would need to climb to nearly 6% before bonds become compelling enough for investors to draw money away from stocks, highlighting the resilience of equity markets even as borrowing costs jump, Bank of America's latest Global Fund Manage
10-Year UST Yield At 5.9% Would Prompt Asset Allocation Shift To Bonds From Stocks - Pessimism On Bond Yields Lowest Since May 2025; Net 1% Expect High Long-Term Rates - Investors Turn Negative On Global Growth Outlook; Net 4% Expect Weaker Economy Over Next 12 Months - Biggest Tail Risk Is Disorderly Rise In Bond Yiel
BofA October Fund Manager Survey: Investors least optimistic since June, but still bullish on macro and markets