Mondrian: Europe is making a quiet comeback
European equities have reversed three years of underperformance versus the US in the first quarter alone and look set to continue its mini renaissance
European equities have reversed three years of underperformance versus the US in the first quarter alone and look set to continue its mini renaissance
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Capital Economics’ Neil Shearing spoke to delegates at the Portfolio Adviser Spring Congress about US trade tariffs, Europe’s stagnant economy and the outlook for inflation and interest rates
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Samantha Gleave, co-manager of the Liontrust European Dynamic fund, on the changing sentiment towards European equities
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European stockmarkets closed at a record high in March, But, with tariffs on the horizon, is the market rally sustainable?
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It seeks to benefit from the €800bn plan unveiled by the European Commission yesterday as the US withdraws military support
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Europe has rallied at the prospect of a ceasefire, but the subsequent costs on Ukraine’s neighbours could prove to be yet another headwind
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Despite the threat of tariffs, macro conditions in Europe could be improving after a period of lacklustre returns, writes Marcus Morris-Eyton
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Stoxx 600 and Dax 40 both hit highs following the start of talks between the US and Russia over the Ukraine war
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Concentrated fund with 35-45 holdings
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Fund managers say those Asian businesses forging ahead on sustainable investing are largely self-motivated rather than responding to governmental initiatives
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The 25 basis points cut is the fourth carried out by the central bank this year
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PGIM’s head of international distribution is tasked with extending the US intermediary’s reach across Europe, the UK and Asia
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