'A fine vintage': European equities tipped for a comeback

By Max Mason
Updated December 4 2014 - 9:13am, first published 8:09am
"2014 looks to have been a 'lost' year for the eurozone equity market. 2015, on the other hand, should be a fine vintage.": Societe Generale analyst Roland Kaloyan said.
"2014 looks to have been a 'lost' year for the eurozone equity market. 2015, on the other hand, should be a fine vintage.": Societe Generale analyst Roland Kaloyan said.
"2014 looks to have been a 'lost' year for the eurozone equity market. 2015, on the other hand, should be a fine vintage.": Societe Generale analyst Roland Kaloyan said.
"2014 looks to have been a 'lost' year for the eurozone equity market. 2015, on the other hand, should be a fine vintage.": Societe Generale analyst Roland Kaloyan said.
"2014 looks to have been a 'lost' year for the eurozone equity market. 2015, on the other hand, should be a fine vintage.": Societe Generale analyst Roland Kaloyan said.
"2014 looks to have been a 'lost' year for the eurozone equity market. 2015, on the other hand, should be a fine vintage.": Societe Generale analyst Roland Kaloyan said.
"2014 looks to have been a 'lost' year for the eurozone equity market. 2015, on the other hand, should be a fine vintage.": Societe Generale analyst Roland Kaloyan said.
"2014 looks to have been a 'lost' year for the eurozone equity market. 2015, on the other hand, should be a fine vintage.": Societe Generale analyst Roland Kaloyan said.

European sharemarkets are tipped to outperform Wall Street next year, as more monetary easing and a weaker currency buoy the region's economies while US stocks face rising interest rates for the first time since 2006.

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