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Investors Diversifying Away from ‘Scary’ US, Says Euronext CEO | The Pulse 1/30

The remarks from Euronext CEO Stéphane Boujnah highlight a growing pivot in global capital flows as investors seek to mitigate risks associated with U.S. market concentration and political volatility. Currently, the 'Magnificent Seven' and the broader AI trade have driven U.S. valuations to historic premiums compared to European counterparts. However, the 'scary' element cited by Boujnah refers to looming fiscal concerns, potential trade protectionism ahead of the 2024 U.S. election, and the high interest rate environment that has pressured mid-cap growth. This sentiment aligns with a broader trend of geographical diversification, where institutional desks are reallocating toward European indices (like the STOXX 600) which offer significantly lower price-to-earnings multiples and higher dividend yields. From a competitive standpoint, European exchanges are capitalizing on this by positioning themselves as more stable regulatory environments. Investors should monitor the upcoming U.S. earnings season and inflation data; any signs of a 'hard landing' or increased political instability will likely accelerate this capital flight toward cheaper European and emerging market assets.

Bloomberg•9 months ago

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Europe’s IPO Hopefuls Are Now Thinking Twice About Listing Abroad

Recent amendments to European Union listing rules, aimed at making European exchanges more attractive, are causing European companies that were once eyeing U.S. IPOs to reconsider. The tightening competition from European exchanges could lead to more domestic listings and fewer transatlantic moves for capital raises.

Bloomberg•11 months ago

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