The percentage of fund managers who deem U.S. stocks attractive has risen to the highest level in nearly five years, according to a recent survey
Optimism about state and business reopenings and the potential development of a coronavirus vaccine has lifted the S&P 500 36% from its March low, cutting its losses for the year to 5.8%. The index rallied 3% last week to cap its best two-month stretch since 2009.
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