Europe’s Wealth Managers Turn Pessimistic on Regional Stock Rally, Favoring US and Developing Markets
More European wealth managers have turned pessimistic on the region’s stocks, taking the view that this year’s rally is likely to falter while markets in the US and developing countries power ahead.
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