Experts forecast European markets will outperform America this year. Many large European companies are still doing well, and Germany reported better-than-expected economic growth Friday, a fresh reminder that there’s still money to be made.
Greek pickle: Most believe the Greece situation will be resolved without having to resort to Greece leaving the euro or another dramatic turn. It’s in everyone’s best interest to find a compromise.
“At the end of the day, Germany is very invested in the long-term health and existence of the European Union,” Schulz says. If anything, the Greek drama could provide an opportunity for investors.
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But while investment strategists are mixed on whether to overweight or underweight Europe and other international equities, they largely agree that you should have some exposure if you don’t have it already.
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