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According to a Reuters poll, European stock market indexes are expected to revisit the high level in January at the end of the year, and European stocks will be down in February, because inflation and interest rates are rising faster than expected, especially in the US.
Analysts say the stock market will rebound because of strong corporate profits and global economic growth. They say that the factors that support European stocks in 2017 will continue, although the volatility is increasing today.
The survey took place in the past two weeks, and visited more than 30 brokers, fund managers and analysts. The result shows that the pan European STOXX 600 index will rise to 405 at the end of the year, and the highest point in January is 403.7.
This means that the index will rise 4% this year, far below the 7.7% rise in 2017. Compared with Monday's close, it was up 5.7%.
The euro zone index Euro STOXX 50 is expected to rise 5.6% this year, up 6.8% from Monday's close.
The "Anglo Saxon population said blond girl were already drawing to a close, we are entering a new era," BFT IM, deputy investment officer Warin Buntrock said, referring to "not overheating, nor too cold" situation, the pace of economic growth to analogy is satisfactory, and will not lead to inflation concerns.
A Reuters poll also shows that investors expect market stability will decline, stocks expected volatility index (VIX) year in the rally, including soaring situation.
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