The Bank of America (BoA)'s latest global fund manager survey shows that the sentiment indicator, which reflects investors' growth expectations, cash levels and equity allocations, climbed to 5.4 in June, the highest since the announcement of the US reciprocal tariffs on 2 April. Investor sentiment has returned to pre-reciprocal tariff ‘Goldilocks bull’ levels, but is not worryingly bullish, according to the BoA. 66% of respondents said they believe in a ‘soft landing’.Related NewsMichigan Consumer Sentiment Prel for Jun in United States is 60.5, higher than the previous value of 52.2. The forecast was 53.5.