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DBS touts European equities as a cheaper diversification alternative

Douglas Toh
Douglas Toh • 5 min read
DBS touts European equities as a cheaper diversification alternative
Already, GDP for the Eurozone is expected to grow to 0.8% in 2025, followed by 1.2% in 2026. Photo: Bloomberg
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Europe is increasingly establishing a reputation among investors as an alternative to an unpredictable US market.

In their June 5 report, DBS Group Research analysts Foo Fang Boo and Ling Lee Keng point to the strong year-to-date (ytd) outperformance in EU equities over the S&P 500 Index amid ceaseless tariff developments and the EUR’s strength during the European Central Bank’s (ECB) rate cut cycle as reasons behind the shifting sentiment.

“DBS foreign exchange (forex) strategist sees this as a sign that international investors are viewing the Eurozone as a more reliable hedge against capital preservation risks stemming from Trump’s unpredictable policies,” write Foo and Ling.

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