The latest Lloyds Bank investor sentiment survey reveals more confidence in emerging market stocks and less confidence in US stock that is possibly due to a combination of weather-related slowdown and concerns over possible overvaluation:
See the summary of Investor confidence in emerging markets may be turning here and the full press release here.
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