TREE NEWS reports: Bank of America’s latest Global Fund Manager Survey found that the US 10-year Treasury yield would need to rise to nearly 6% before bonds become attractive enough to draw investors out of equities. The finding underscores the resilience of the stock market even as borrowing costs surge.
BofA Survey: 10-Year Treasury Yield Must Near 6% to Pull Investors Out of Stocks
The survey implies a striking asymmetry in how fund managers weigh equity risk against fixed income: even a yield far above current levels is not seen as enough to trigger a rotation. That matters for crypto and RWA markets, which often compete for the same risk capital and tend to benefit when yield-hunting stays muted. The open question is whether this threshold holds if yields keep climbing, or whether positioning shifts before the survey's implied trigger is reached.
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