State Street's listed funds could see different demand if investors move between stocks and bonds. The survey describes a possible shift, not a reported change in State Street's fund assets or business.
This could matter to State Street because the story lists several of its funds. But it reports no change in those funds’ assets or in State Street’s business. Some managers say they are already ready to move money from stocks to bonds. Most do not expect the 6% Treasury yield that would prompt many others to shift.
TLT could draw money if investors move from stocks into bonds. But higher Treasury yields can push bond prices down, and the story says most managers do not expect the 6% yield trigger.
Bank of America conducted the fund manager survey, which discusses possible shifts between stocks and bonds. It reports no change to Bank of America's own business or results.
The story discusses S&P 500 profit forecasts but reports no change to S&P Global's business. It does not change the company's outlook.
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