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WisdomTree Europe Quality Dividend Growth Fund

EUDG tracks an index of companies in developed Europe, selected for growth characteristics and weighted by total dividends paid.

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The market now has more than a 50% probability attached to a 100bp hike from the Fed in July. We think this is overdone, and we think the bond market agrees with us.

Rates Spark: It's The ECB That's Behind The Pace, Not The Fed

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The EU – and the U.S., for that matter – are placing more energy sanctions on the Russian Federation, but it looks like they are self-defeating in nature. U.S. stocks have long ago traded below their March lows, but the initial DAX decline was much deeper and quite a bit more serious compared with anything we experienced in the U.S.

A Euro Deep Below Dollar Parity Is Now Likely

European debt ratios have barely budged since 2012. Some Eurozone countries, including Ireland, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Spain have spent the past decade deleveraging and their debt ratios have plunged.

The ECB And Mounting Eurozone Debt

The reason for the new concern over another euro crisis is clear: the ECB's announcement of normalising monetary policy; i.e., the end of negative interest rates, a potential further series of policy rate hikes and the end of net asset purchases.

Fears Of Another Eurozone Crisis Are Overblown

Market consensus expectations for real GDP growth rates in the EU and eurozone through 2023 look increasingly unrealistic. For the eurozone, our updated real GDP forecasts of 2.5% and 1.5% for 2022 and 2023 also remain below the market consensus expectations of 2.8% and 2.0%, respectively.

Europe's Road To Recession

Eurozone consumption is still experiencing a temporary bump from catch-up spending on services, although today's PMI figures are already starting to cast doubt on that view. This summer might still see some relief but after that, a consumption slump seems in the making.

The Eurozone's Consumer's Still Not Putting Their Money Where Their Mouth Is

The dynamics of higher inflation are mostly global in nature. The current environment is uncertain and the range of outcomes for European inflation remains wide.

European Inflation Update: Higher For Longer But Hedging Remains Well-Priced

At the press conference today, the European Central Bank tried to demonstrate a gradually accelerating hawkishness, keeping the door open to a series of rate hikes. Whether the ECB is now fully determined to bring inflation back to 2% as soon as possible or whether it will be a gradual process of policy normalisation remains unclear.

ECB Demonstrates Hawkishness

For the European Central Bank, the question is no longer if but when and by how much it will hike interest rates this summer. Once the rate lift-off has started, the next question will be how far the ECB can go.

How Far Is The ECB From The Phantom Neutral Level?

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In Europe, the tide of very easy money is about to go out at the very time that the Italian economy has been swimming naked. With the ECB's music of easy money about to end, the Italian government finds itself in dire straits.

Europe's Italian Economic Problem

Measured in standard deviation, inflation divergence in the eurozone has never been higher than it is now.

Why The ECB Has Little To Fear From Inflation Divergence In The Eurozone

A large difference between the pandemic and the war in Ukraine is that supply chains are no longer “only” disrupted but they could be destroyed for good.

Ukraine Could Be More Of A Game-Changer For Europe Than Covid-19

Eurozone business activity growth slowed in March.

Eurozone Business Activity Growth Slows In March, Price Gauges At Fresh Record Highs

European markets have been turbulent because of the region's proximity to the war in Ukraine and economic links with Russia.

Looking Beneath The Turmoil In European Equity Markets

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The pandemic led to unprecedented government support schemes and a rethinking of government investment. Now, the war in Ukraine has led to a broad rethinking of European defence spending and yet another push for an even faster green transition and energy independence.

Eurozone: How Accommodative Will Fiscal Policy Get?

Most investors had expected the ECB to delay any changes to its purchases until at least the next policy meeting, especially after comments from senior members suggesting the need for patience.

ECB's Surprise Taper Decision Comes With Economic Risk

With the Russia-Ukraine conflict ongoing and intensifying, it's easy for investors to say that they're going to pass on Europe stocks and exchange traded funds, even the ETFs that are lightly allocated to those countries. However, times of crisis offer opportunities, indicating that investors may want to give some near-term consideration to funds such as [.

There's Still Opportunity in Europe ETFs

Valuation/sentiment reset make the case for an overweight to the Eurozone markets.

European Stocks Pull Back Amid Geopolitical Jitters: Next Steps

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The eurozone energy crisis lingers on as market gas prices remain elevated and Brent oil prices continue to trend higher. For the eurozone economy, this is bad news. The higher consumer and producer prices are resulting in negative real wage growth and squeezed margins, weighing on private consumption.

Eurozone Energy Inflation To Drag On Household Consumption Throughout 2022

It's often said that European equities are inexpensive relative to U.S. stocks, and that has been the case for some time. Of course, valuation alone isn't reason to buy or sell a security.

European Equities Getting Too Cheap to Ignore

Labour shortages are reported to be limiting production more than ever in the eurozone, according to a business survey by the European Commission. One reason for the current labour shortage could be a shrinking active population.

Eurozone Labour Shortages Not As Clear Cut As You Might Think

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House price growth in the eurozone is at its highest since 2006 as housing markets were supported by a limited impact of the pandemic on household finances, rising savings, historically low-interest rates, favorable financing conditions, and changing preferences. The improved macroprudential framework in Europe, increased supply of housing, and bottoming out of interest rates are expected to ease the upward pressures on price growth.

Are European Housing Markets Getting Too Hot?

Eurozone inflation jumped to 4.9% in November on the back of energy and goods prices. With wage growth lagging, consumers are therefore now facing a broad increase in prices, pushing real wage growth significantly into the red.

Eurozone Inflation Jumps To 4.9%, So Where Do We Go From Here?

By Alejandro Saltiel, CFA Associate Director, Research European equity markets have shown strength this year, rebounding from last year's pandemic-related slowdown and ranking among the top performers year-to-date1. Many companies in cyclical sectors like Consumer Discretionary and Financials have reinstated their dividend payments this year after being forced to suspend them in 2020.

Enhancing Exposure to European Equities

Mario Draghi has seemed to work his economic magic on the Italian economy, producing a performance greater than expected with a further good outcome forecast for next year. Now, Mr. Draghi seems to be moving into the bigger picture of the European Union as he teams with French president Emmanuel Macron to extend his leadership to greater Europe.

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