Where next for European stocks after Trump punishes carmakers?
European stockmarkets closed at a record high in March, But, with tariffs on the horizon, is the market rally sustainable?
European stockmarkets closed at a record high in March, But, with tariffs on the horizon, is the market rally sustainable?
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Arnaud Cosserat and fellow portfolio manager Alistair Wittet left Comgest to found Aecus Partners in December
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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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Its shift of investment strategy, ‘disrupting’ tender offer and pressure from activist shareholders has led to ‘waning confidence’
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The two were poached from Columbia Threadneedle to launch the Pan European Smaller Companies fund five years ago
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Investors are starting to voice concerns as the magnificent seven’s market dominance shows signs of slowing down
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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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The strategy will invest in dividend-paying stocks in the UK and continental Europe
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Share prices in the US have reached dizzying heights, making cheaper equity markets more attractive
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Europe faces an ‘existential threat’ as it approaches a pivotal point in its economic future, writes Maria Vassalou, head of Pictet Research Institute
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Portfolio Adviser asks four experts if European equities are bouncing back considering the headwinds the region faces
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Global trade tensions could exacerbate Europe’s competitive decline, writes Katharine Neiss
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