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Bank of America will let wealth advisers recommend cryptocurrency allocations in client portfolios starting January 5, 2025.
The bank declared a 2.1% dividend yield with a $0.28 per-share payout, ex-dividend on December 5.
Savita Subramanian of Bank of America sees the S&P 500 reaching 7100 by late 2026 amid AI and inflation concerns.
The forecast underscores investor concern about AI's impact on jobs and consumer spending.
TradingView summarizes Bank of America's crypto advisory expansion and dividend plans.
The news cites a January 2025 start for crypto advisory recommendations by BAC wealth managers.
BAC plans to offer exposure to various crypto exchange-traded products via advisers' recommendations.
The ex-dividend date for BAC's 2.1% dividend is set for December 5.
The report connects Bank of America's moves to broader market forecasts for 2026.
The article notes the analysis comes from TradingView's coverage of BAC developments.

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Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan warned countries to be careful when raising taxes, stressing the need for a clear purpose behind tax hikes.
Moynihan called the UK budget acceptable for Bank of America but cautioned about markets' reaction to fiscal moves.
London was praised as a top hub for financial services and described as Bank of America's 'headquarters of the world.'
Moynihan noted the UK’s strong industry ecosystem and the country’s upside relative to other periods.
The BoA CEO highlighted the king's briefing and knowledge as impressive to many people over six years.
Moynihan, a longtime BoA chief executive since 2010, remains bullish on the UK market and London’s role.
Bank of America is one of the world’s largest banks by market capitalization, far bigger than several peers.
Moynihan has led Bank of America since 2010, joining after the financial crisis.
The interview occurred during Moynihan’s UK visit, where he met with the King.
The Sky News interview framed Moynihan as a pivotal voice on taxation, budgets, and market reactions.

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Bank of America upgrades Renault to buy, citing better valuation due to relaxed emissions standards in Europe.
Renault shares rose about 3.3% in early trading after the upgrade.
The potential cut in U.S. fuel economy standards could benefit Renault and other European automakers.
The note suggests the change may boost Renault's cash flow as a result of looser standards.
The report links the stock move to broader European automaker prospects amid emissions policy shifts.
The article mentions Trump’s plan to lower fuel economy standards as context for the stock reaction.
TradingView provides the context for the stock move and references related charts and news.
The story emphasizes valuation and cash flow implications of policy shifts for Renault.
The report notes the potential broader impact on European automakers beyond Renault.
Emissions policy shifts are framed as a driver of market activity for Renault.

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Bank of America downgrades Telefónica to underperform and lowers the target price to €3.40.
América Móvil ends its joint offer with Entel for Telefónica assets in Chile and will proceed alone.

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Investors push a broad market rebound ahead of the Federal Reserve's next meeting, aided by rising rate-cut expectations.
Tech leaders faced pressure, but wide market gains showed strength beyond the Magnificent Seven, signaling leadership change.
Investors now expect a Fed rate cut next week, with futures implying a high probability of easing.
A broader set of sectors outperformed the index last month, suggesting a leadership shift beyond tech.
The Dow Transport index rose for a tenth straight day, reinforcing positive market breadth.
Fed officials remain divided, weighing the inflation risk against the need to support the labor market.
A potential policy path could see the Fed prioritize employment over inflation in the near term.
Analysts highlight a leadership shift into healthcare and energy as tech lags.
Inflation data earlier in the period helped restore confidence in the economy's upturn.
Investors are watching how material earnings and macro signals shape the Fed's next move.

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