Investors buy the dip in both stocks and bonds, BofA says

try{ var _=i o; . if(!_||_&&typeof _==="object"&&_.expiry Gold prices rebound but head for deep weekly loss as Iran war dents rate cut bets Stocks end lower in choppy session after Netanyahu says Iran can’t enrich uranium Gold slides on bets for higher interest rates for longer amid raging Iran war Ed Yardeni sees risk to his bullish gold target as prices lag expectations 🧠 Upgrade to AI Insights (South Africa Philippines Nigeria) 🧠 Upgrade to AI Insights Investors buy the dip in both stocks and bonds, BofA says By Economy Published 03/20/2026, 04:24 AM Updated 03/20/2026, 04:30 AM Investors buy the dip in both stocks and bonds, BofA says 0 GC 1.97% CL -0.08% LONDON, March 20 - Investors took advantage of the drop in stock and bond prices in the latest week to snap up both, even though a steep rise in energy prices on the back of the war in the Middle East rattled sentiment, according to Bank of America Global Research on Friday. Investors poured $62.2 billion into stocks, $23.5 billion into cash, $10.2 billion to bonds, and $1.0 billion into crypto, while pulling $4.5 billion from gold, the bank said, citing data from EPFR. * Gold funds logged their largest weekly outflow sinceOctober, while energy funds logged a 17th straight week ofinflows, with another $1.1 billion in the latest week, as oiland gas prices have surged. * U.S. equity funds pulled in $47.1 billion, the biggestweekly inflow since December. * Junk bond funds posted a weekly outflow of $5.2 billion,the largest since April 2025 * Emerging market funds saw outflows for both debt, with anoutflow of $3.3 billion, and equities, with an outflow of $4.8billion.