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The Reuters survey showed that US fund managers increased their share ratio in February to more than four and a half years, despite a global stock market setback. The survey also showed a decline in the bond ratio.
US Treasury yields (yields) rose to a four year high level, and the main central banks are now heading in the same direction, which is tightening policies to varying degrees, which led to a sharp decline in global stock market in February. The global stock market has experienced more than 10 years of trend.
But in a survey of 12 fund managers in from February 13th to 27th, Reuters showed that the share of stocks in the global portfolio increased from 57.1% to 57.8%, the highest in June 2013.
This is in line with the results of another Reuters survey. According to Reuters's survey of more than 200 stock market strategy analysts, although the days of low inflation, low bond yields and low volatility are no longer, and push the bullish fuel from 2009 is gradually drying up, the global stock market will further rise in 2018.
Since August, the United States fund manager has raised the overall share ratio by 1 percentage points, focusing on the global economic recovery and strong corporate profits.
"These economic reports, together with a new tax reform bill, show that future economic growth and corporate profits may surprise people. On the whole, the stock market should go up, but this year may be more volatile, "said Alan Gayle, President of Via Nova Investment Management.

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