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Willem Sells, Head of Information at "HSBC" For private banking and wealth management, the macroeconomic outlook in Europe "looks gloomy"with continuing unrest on the continent and affected supplies, in addition to the effects of Ukrainian crisis and his reflection on food prices and energy
He pointed out that rising prices, which prompted central banks to aggressively tighten monetary policies to curb inflationit will have negative impacts on the growth of the region.
Silas, in the statements published by "CNBC"Investors usually prefer to head to European markets in search of value stocks, with the aim of beating economic fluctuations by investing in stocks that provide them with stable long-term income.
Unlike the European markets, the US markets offer a large number of big name stocks that are expected to generate profits at a faster rate than the rest of the markets.
Although the European market is cheaper to invest than the US market, Sells believes that the difference between companies, in terms of their share price valuation versus earnings per share, does not offset the additional risks to the European market.
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Willem Sells, Head of Information at HSBC Private Banking and Wealth Management, said: Europe It looks “bleak”, with continuing unrest on the continent and repercussions on supplies, in addition to the effects of Ukrainian crisis and his reflection on food prices and energy
He pointed out that rising prices, which prompted central banks to aggressively tighten monetary policies to curb inflationit will have negative impacts on the growth of the region.
Sells stated in comments published by “CNBC” that investors usually prefer to go to European markets in search of securities of value, with the aim of overcoming economic fluctuations by investing in stocks that provide them with stable income over the long term. .
Unlike the European markets, the US markets offer a large number of big name stocks that are expected to generate profits at a faster rate than the rest of the markets.
Although the European market is cheaper to invest than the US market, Sells believes that the difference between companies, in terms of their share price valuation versus earnings per share, does not offset the additional risks to the European market.
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