"You won’t get more money from quitting in this economy," Bank of America, $BAC, has said.

54% of Americans said there is no mortgage rate at which they would feel comfortable selling their home, up 12 points from last year, per Bank of America, $BAC.

26% of US workers sought financial help in 2025 (up from 13% in 2023), per Bank of America, $BAC.

Bank of America, $BAC, now expects the Fed to cut rates after previously seeing no moves this year

77% of US workers are concerned about the economy, per Bank of America, $BAC.

A Bank of America, $BAC, survey of 1,000 full-time U.S. workers shows only 47% feel financially secure, down from 52% earlier this year

53% of men and 54% women ages 18 to 28 are spending $0 a month on dating, per Bank of America, $BAC.

Housing supply is the highest since 2016, per Bank of America, $BAC:

The dollar remains slightly overvalued after easing this year but could become undervalued next year, Bank of America, $BAC, has said.

Bank of America, $BAC, investors say the biggest tail risks are: trade war triggers global recession (29%), inflation prevents Fed rate cuts (27%), disorderly rise in bond yields (20%), AI equity bubble (14%), dollar debasement (6%)

Bank of America, $BAC, investors say the biggest tail risks are: trade war triggers global recession (29%), inflation prevents Fed rate cuts (27%), disorderly rise in bond yields (20%), AI equity bubble (14%), dollar debasement (6%)

68% of investors said a soft landing is the most likely outcome for the global economy in the next 12 months; 22% say no landing, and just 5% predict a hard landing, per Bank of America, $BAC.

For the first time since 2010, wage growth for job switchers equaled that of job stayers, per Bank of America, $BAC:

Recent graduates' rate of unemployment has now surpassed overall unemployment, per Bank of America, $BAC

10% of households in the US pay over $100 a month for streaming services, per Bank of America, $BAC:

Spending growth on streaming services has outpaced entertainment since 2023, per Bank of America, $BAC

Overall half of Americans' down time is spent watching TV, per Bank of America, $BAC:

Streaming platforms officially overtook traditional “linear” television in viewership share this spring, per Bank of America, $BAC.

US public charging ports have grown over 200,000, per Bank of America, $BAC:

US solar power is largely generated in California and Texas, per $BAC:

75% of prospective homebuyers expect home prices and interest rates to fall and are waiting until then to buy a new home, per Bank of America, $BAC.

In 2024, 67% of utility spending on transmission and distribution—$63 billion—went to replacements and upgrades, dwarfing the $32 billion allocated to new lines and substations, per Bank of America, $BAC.

If every U.S. household went “all-electric”—replacing gas-powered heating, hot water, and vehicles—the monthly consumption would triple, from 875 kWh to 2,803 kWh. Such a seismic shift would overwhelm large swaths of the existing grid without massive upgrades, per $BAC:

60% of current homeowners and prospective buyers said they’re unsure whether now is the right time to buy, per Bank of America, $BAC.

California eletricity prices are up 68% over the last 7 years, per $BAC:

US transmission power outages have become more frequent, per Bank of America, $BAC:

Bank of America, $BAC, has said that America’s grid is 30%-46% ‘beyond its useful life’

Lower-income Gen Z and Millennial spending growth is particularly weak, per $BAC:

91% of Bank of America, $BAC, fund managers surveyed indicated that American stocks are overvalued, the highest ever proportion in data going back to 2001.

Consumer perceptions of the labor market have deteriorated as job openings have declined, per $BAC:

Investors are now less concerned about tariffs than the economy, says Bank of America, $BAC, survey

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Bank of America, $BAC, CEO Moynihan says economists do not anticipate a recession.

Bank of America, $BAC, CEO Moynihan says economists predict no fed rate cuts as inflation gradually decreases

Bank of America's, $BAC, CEO Moynihan says economists predict no Fed rate cuts as inflation gradually decreases

Bank of America's, $BAC, CEO Moynihan predicts US economy will grow by 1-1.5% this year.

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Bank of America, $BAC, is expecting $700 billion in AI capex from the so-called hyperscalers through 2025 and 2026, with "upward revisions each quarter," per BI

Stimulus measures included in Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill," as well as the push to boost activity in US manufacturing, will stop a recession in the US, per Bank of America, $BAC.

President Donald Trump's America-first economic agenda is expected to act as a tailwind to the US economy, Bank of America, $BAC, has said.