10 Jun 2013
Flash: European risk premium falters amongst equities – Goldman Sachs
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - Companies with high sales growth have attracted premium valuations, a function of the high level of risk aversion and perhaps because there have been so few companies able to produce reliable top-line growth.
The risk premium, however, has started to come down, as sovereign risks in Europe have diminished and as market participants have started to anticipate a turn in the cycle. According to the Economics Research Team at Goldman Sachs, “We expect a further fall in the risk premium along with improved economic growth to reduce investor preference for these ‘safe haven’ stocks.”
The risk premium, however, has started to come down, as sovereign risks in Europe have diminished and as market participants have started to anticipate a turn in the cycle. According to the Economics Research Team at Goldman Sachs, “We expect a further fall in the risk premium along with improved economic growth to reduce investor preference for these ‘safe haven’ stocks.”