
Recent analyses highlight a pronounced valuation gap between U.S. and European stocks, with European equities trading at over a 40% discount compared to their U.S. counterparts. This disparity is the largest observed in at least 35 years, with Europe's forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio estimated at approximately 13 times, significantly lower than the S&P 500's P/E ratio of 22 times. Deutsche Bank emphasized that this valuation gap has never been more extreme, while Citi noted that the positioning gap between U.S. and European stocks is narrowing. Analysts suggest that the current market volatility may favor defensive industries.
Värdegapet mellan Wall Street och Europa har aldrig varit större, menar Deutsche Bank enligt Market Watch • Banken spår vinstfest i Europa https://t.co/fV0Q2mHHsI
Citi says positioning gap between US, Europe stocks narrowing https://t.co/rGVFxZc9Oc https://t.co/lFIeGTmnzy
The valuation gap between U.S. and European stocks has never been more extreme, says Deutsche Bank https://t.co/uVrBabYeud




