The Latest Breaking News from BofA

Bank of America Global Research expects the global economy to enter 2026 with more momentum than investors anticipate, calling for stronger U.S. and China growth, continued AI-driven investment, and a shift in market leadership.

“Is this 2000? Are we in a bubble? No,” BofA’s strategy chief Savita Subramanian said. “Will AI continue in unfettered leadership? No.”

The burgeoning artificial intelligence revolution, while promising unprecedented advancements, is on a collision course with global infrastructure limitations, according to Haim Israel, Managing Director and Head of Global Thematic Research at Bank of America.

Bank of America Securities (BofA) says the U.S. airline sector remains fundamentally strong despite the temporary turbulence caused by the government shutdown.

Analysts Sara Senatore and Isaiah Austin also highlighted "menu versatility," as chicken lends itself to both quick-service restaurants and fast casual.

While headlines are dominated by AI megatrends and tech megacaps, not all market opportunities in the current environment are pegged to artificial intelligence. Analysts at Bank of America recently highlighted a set of overlooked companies, from premium travel experiences to discount-focused retail and resilient food producers, that together paint a…

Inflation outpaces wages for middle- and lower-income households since January 2025, pushing more Americans into living paycheck to paycheck, especially among Millennials and Gen X.

Bank of America found a 1.6% annual decline in the number of households making monthly payments in September.

Eli Lilly and Co. (NYSE:LLY) reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings on Thursday and boosted its annual forecast, sending the stock higher.