Investors shifted their portfolios last week by increasing purchases of stocks and bonds while reducing their holdings of cash, according to data from Bank of America. The trend reflects a growing confidence in financial markets amid broader economic conditions, though analysts note the move could signal either strategic repositioning or a response to recent volatility. The data highlights a notable shift in investor behavior, with liquidity preferences changing as market participants weigh risk and return. Whether this marks a sustained trend or a short-term adjustment remains to be seen.


Investors bought stocks and bonds, shed cash in past week, say BofA  Reuters