Mislav Matejka News
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While Germans debate their role rescuing Europe from its debt crisis, stocks in the DAX Index have never had it so good.
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Credit Suisse Group Inc. equity strategists joined JPMorgan Chase & Co. in switching to a forecast for European earnings growth this year.
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Europe’s biggest fund managers say the highest volatility since July makes investing in the region too dangerous even as shares are trading at a 13 percent discount to global stocks.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. advised investors to buy European stocks on any “weakness,” saying the economic cycle and earnings continue to support shares.
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German stocks gained, rebounding from last week’s decline, after Greece approved austerity measures to secure an international bailout.
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European mining stocks were raised to “overweight” by JPMorgan Chase & Co. strategists including Mislav Matejka, who wrote in a report that the basic-resources industry is the only one geared to economic growth to have underperformed the market this year.
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European equities will climb 12 percent through the end of next year, beating 2010’s gains, as rising earnings and record-low interest rates help companies overcome the sovereign-debt crisis, a Bloomberg survey of 13 strategists shows.
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European stocks climbed to their highest level since September 2008 as investors speculated that the recovery in the global economy is strengthening.
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Swiss stocks declined, snapping three weeks of gains, as Germany said European Union leaders won’t find a swift solution to the euro-area debt crisis.
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European stocks rose for a second day as higher commodity prices boosted raw-material producers and earnings reports provided evidence the economic recovery is strengthening.
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