EU and Japanese equities to outperform US as monetary policies diverge

Stephanie Baxter
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Eurozone and Japanese equities will outperform the US market next year as their central banks start to move in very different directions, according to NN Investment Partners.

The firm believes US equities could be put under pressure as the US Federal Reserve gets very close to raising interest rates, which is expected to begin in December, whereas the Bank of Japan and ...

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