M&G Investments positive on European financial markets
The continent has a number of companies with ‘strong potential, solid foundations, quality management, and attractive pricing’
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US election holds risk for European markets
But opportunities lie in green transition, digitalisation, and defence
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EIB: Pessimism darkens across Europe
European Investment Bank report also shows a marked decline in the investment appetite of firms
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BNP Paribas unveils key investment trends for 2025
A wave of AI investment and energy infrastructure upgrades are just two of the areas highlighted
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European-domiciled long term funds attract €62.6bn for October
Active equity and fixed income funds saw positive inflows for the month
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EIB assesses Covid-19 impact on investment sectors
Investment into land and buildings, research and development and organisational capital were the least sensitive to the shock of the pandemic
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Carne Group: European asset managers apprehensive over near future
Traditional managers set to be hit harder, according to Q3 survey
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J.P. Morgan advises caution as global risks shift
Growth gap between European and US is narrowing
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UK and Germany top countries for real estate investment
Cushman & Wakefield’s Fair Value Index found 84% of European markets are underpriced
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BBVA Research: ‘No widespread investment weakness, but Spain and Germany lagged France in 2023’
Protectionism and interventionism, the climate transition, digitalisation and ageing all named as potential issues
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Geopolitical unrest leads to European food tech investment lows
Investment is set to fall by 30% this year
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How have recent European elections impacted energy?
Morningstar’s Tancrede Fulop analyses how government shake-ups in the UK and France will affect the utilities sector