All Quiet on the Eastern Front?
Is a booming emerging Europe veering toward an “Asia-Style” crisis?
Is a booming emerging Europe veering toward an “Asia-Style” crisis?
Lessons learned from the early 1990s liquidity-driven property market crash.
While investors have high hopes for European equities in 2007, the headwinds facing the market may result in a disappointing performance.
Recent strong returns may be just the beginning for this underappreciated sector.
European credit trades as if defaults are an historical relic to be found only in museums and musty, dust-filled libraries.
While returns have been strong across European markets, the financials sector remains in the driver’s seat.
Although U.K. equities are approaching their year 2000 highs, history implies the secular bear market is not yet over.
Continued strength in the euro would likely put increasing pressure on European corporate profits, and by extension European equity markets.
U.K. investors seeking equity exposure to global opportunities will likely need to invest more broadly than just in the FTSE All-Share Index.
U.K. equities appear pricey once you look below the index level valuations.