Bank of America: $56 billion poured into U.S. stocks, ignoring the risk of stagflation

A recent report from Bank of America noted that investors poured more than $56 billion into U.S. stocks but ignored warnings from stagflation risk provider FX168.

Data from EPFR Global showed U.S. equity funds received as much as $56 billion in inflows in the week ended March 13, according to strategist Michael Hartnett in a memo.

However, investors appear to be turning a blind eye to the warnings from stagflation risk provider FX168. This may expose them to future risks and losses.

Experts point out that investors should be more alert to market fluctuations and choose investment targets carefully to reduce risks and protect their assets.

In general, investors should remain vigilant, not be blinded by short-term interests, and should think carefully about every investment to ensure the safety of their assets.