Bank of America Survey Shows Most Negative US Dollar Positioning in 14 Years

Multiple high-authority and highly relevant sources reference Bank of America's investor survey results showing record bearish or underweight positioning toward the US dollar. Financial Times coverage and Bloomberg analysis cite primary data from Bank of America indicating that sentiment toward the dollar has reached its most negative level in a multi-decade time frame, specifically referencing a period of at least 14 years. Official Bank of America publications and market briefs corroborate these findings and provide direct commentary from analysts on investor positioning trends. InvestingLive and CoinDesk reports also describe this being the weakest positioning toward the dollar on record within the measured time frame, thereby affirming the core claim. The statement’s timeframe aligns with several sources indicating unprecedented bearish sentiment in more than a decade. No credible contradictory evidence appears in the reviewed sources, and the consistency across multiple independent secondary reports strengthens the probability that the statement accurately reflects survey findings.