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Stocks – MSCI Europe Value vs. Growth and 10-Year UST Yield Will European value stocks underperform European growth stocks in the second half of 2023? Image: J.P. Morgan

Valuation – MSCI Europe 12-Month Forward P/E Valuation is back to pre-pandemic levels for European stocks. Image: Deutsche Bank Asset Allocation

European Stocks – MSCI Europe Index Two-Year Forward P/E Premium to MSCI All Country Worl Index European stocks remain cheap relative to their global peers. Image: Morgan Stanley Wealth Management

Relative Performance MSCI Europe vs. MSCI USA The relative performance of European stocks vs. the U.S. is at its lowest level in 50 years. Will this year be Europe’s time to outperform? Image: Legg Mason

MSCI Europe Relative to S&P 500 The relative range between the MSCI Europe Index and the S&P 500 has been broken since the European financial crisis. Since 2011, European equities have underperformed the U.S. at a -5.5% annual rate. Image: Deutsche Bank Global Research

MSCI Europe P/E and U.S. Nominal 10-Year Yield Chart showing how nominal yields usually affect stock market valuation. Image: Barclays Research

European Stocks and MSCI U.S. – Cyclically Adjusted Price-Earnings Ratio (CAPE) Why are U.S. equities more expensive than European stocks? Image: Financial Times

European Stocks and MSCI World Will European stocks continue to outperform global equities? Image: Financial Times

Performance – Nasdaq 100, Russell 2000, Stoxx Europe 600 Banks, MSCI All Countries Energy Welcome to the ‘everything rally’, despite the damage of the coronavirus pandemic on the global economy. Image: Financial Times

Valuation – MSCI ACWI and STOXX Europe 600 – 24-Month Forward P/E Percentile vs. History Should investors pay attention to stock valuation? Image: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research

Performance – S&P 500 Relative to FTSE All-World Excluding U.S. US stocks have sunk to a two-year low versus global peers, as tariffs bite and AI gains stay concentrated among a handful of megacaps. Diversifying beyond the U.S. is paying off. Image: Bloomberg