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Sam Ro reports that according to the latest BofA Global Fund Manager Survey, 40% of fund managers now consider a second wave of inflation the biggest tail risk. This marks a sharp increase from 26% the previous month.
Meanwhile, the percentage of respondents concerned about geopolitical conflict dropped to 20%, down from 44% in April, when it was considered the number one tail risk.
Sam Ro previously reported on S&P 500 companies announcing $665 billion in share buybacks through April, the highest start to a year on record. He has also featured a shareholder's question about the long-term value of owning Berkshire Hathaway shares. Both developments reflect ongoing investor attention to capital allocation and long-term strategies.