The article examines the shifting performance between US and European stock markets in light of Donald Trump's unpredictable policies. The S&P 500 has declined by 6% this year, while European indices like the FTSE 100 and Stoxx Europe 600 have seen gains. Despite a trend of European companies moving to the US for perceived better valuation, a recent report shows many have underperformed since their transition, challenging the notion that US listings guarantee better stock performance. Only a small percentage of these companies have outperformed the S&P 500 post-switch.
The analysis shows that 70% of European companies that have moved to the US are trading below their listing price; fewer than a fifth have beaten the S&P 500.
Will that be enough to stop the exodus of UK and other European companies to the supposedly higher-valued and more liquid US markets? It ain’t necessarily so.
#stock-market-performance #us-vs-european-markets #company-listings #financial-analysis #economic-trends
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