Many see the eurozone as the recovery story of the next few years. At the time of writing, data from provider EPFR shows $35.6 billion has flowed into European equity funds so far this year. However, we believe there is more chance of disappointment in the medium-to-long-term, as structural problems continue to dog the continent.
The next significant trade within European credit markets is likely to be out of Europe and into treasuries and gilts, says Odeys Tim Bond.
F&C Investments has expanded its equity offering with the opening of a European small cap vehicle.
With savvy Brits seeing euro weakness as the perfect excuse to book their next city break, wealth managers are faced with a dilemma do they hedge, and if so how do they do it?
More realistic consensus expectations on European companies’ earnings this year than last are paving the way for potential upside, says Allianz Global Investors’ Marcus Morris-Eyton.
Polen Capital is preparing for changing equity market dynamics with the opening of its global growth fund to UK and European investors.
Investors are bracing for the opening of markets in the United States this afternoon following a day of carnage yesterday.
Investors are bracing for the opening of markets in the United States this afternoon following a day of carnage yesterday.
UBS Asset Management is planning to roll out a new global equities fund, head of Concentrated Alpha Maximilian Anderl said.
As the European Central Bank’s quantitative easing programme creaks into life this week in belated fashion by many reckonings, there seems to be something else overdue happening.
European real estate is expected to provide an 8.6% total annual return over the next five years, Aviva Investors said.
Neil Woodford has painted a bearish picture on the world economy in an interview with the BBC News channel.
