Viewpoints about europe
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Habemus Brexit!
The UK government is in turmoil over the Prime Minister's hard-won Brexit deal. We look at the likelihood of it getting through Parliament and what's next for the UK.
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Markets alone will determine Italy’s future
The best hope for resolving the row between Brussels and Rome over the Italian budget resides with the market—see Megan Greene’s take on the latest developments.
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Turkey—a symptom of larger challenges for emerging markets
Is Turkey's financial meltdown a local phenomenon or a warning sign for international investors? The answer: It's both.
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Global growth divergence eclipses last year’s synchronized recovery
We’re near the point of maximum optimism in the cycle. This is about as good as it gets for financial markets—find out the implications for investors.
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European banks are still burdened by bad debt, despite economic gains
All isn't necessarily well with Europe's economic recovery. Hear from an international equity portfolio manager who views European banks as a weak spot.
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Four reasons to consider small- and mid-cap international stocks
The small- and mid-cap segments of today’s international equity markets offer strong potential for investors seeking superior risk-adjusted returns as well as enhanced portfolio diversification.
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Finding value and quality in a valuation-rich global equity market
While profit margins remain strong, elevated stock valuations and rising corporate debt could be warning signs for global equities. In such an environment, the best opportunities lie in the intersection between quality and value.
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Currency tides may be changing, providing more lift for international equities
The damage that the U.S. dollar’s strength has inflicted on international equity returns may have run its course, as a recent comeback for foreign currencies has enhanced the appeal of international stocks.
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U.K. election ends in dismay: what happens now
Following the U.K.’s general election, a hung parliament renders the country’s politics—and economy and markets—into a veritable choose-your-own-adventure book. See the implications for investors now.
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Why today's shift to international stocks may signal the start of a longer-term trend
Net inflows to international equities are overtaking those to the United States. Here's why it may continue for some time.
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