With no end in sight, war threatens Europe’s 2023 stock rally

One year after Russia’s President Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine, Europe’s stock rally is still at risk from a possible escalation in the war.
Company stock price information is displayed on screens as they hang above the market services surveillance room center at the Euronext headquarters. | Photo: Charles Platiau/Reuters/Ritzau Scanpix
Company stock price information is displayed on screens as they hang above the market services surveillance room center at the Euronext headquarters. | Photo: Charles Platiau/Reuters/Ritzau Scanpix
By Sagarika Jaisinghani with assistance from Michael Msika / Bloomberg

While the region’s equities have recovered from declines seen in the immediate aftermath of Russia’s attack, they are now more vulnerable to sharp shocks after this year’s almost 8% rally. If the war worsens, it will not only stoke geopolitical uncertainty in Europe but also amp up pressure on energy and food prices, increasing economic gloom and weighing on corporate profits.

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