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European stocks are currently trading at an all-time record discount relative to U.S. stocks, raising questions about the valuation of U.S. equities. Analysts have noted that U.S. stocks are perceived to be overvalued compared to their European counterparts. The CAPE (Cyclically Adjusted Price-to-Earnings) Ratio for U.S. stocks is reported to be 86% higher than that of European stocks, marking the widest valuation gap in history. This disparity has prompted discussions among financial experts regarding the sustainability of U.S. stock valuations in the current economic climate.


