Turning point for Europe
Investors are looking to diversify their US assets exposure, amid trade and fiscal concerns, shifting attention toward Europe, where a renewed focus on stability and strategic autonomy is strengthening trust.
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By fostering a robust ecosystem for research and development as pointed in the Draghi report, Europe aims to enhance its technological capabilities and compete effectively with global leaders like the US and China.
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The Clean Industrial Deal (CID) aims to decarbonise energy-intensive industries and stimulate clean technology production, lowering energy costs and driving economic growth.
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The EC’s White Paper on Defence and the ‘ReArm Europe/Readiness 2030’ plan represent a pivotal shift in Europe’s defence strategy, marking the most significant undertaking since the Cold War.
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Europe has reduced systemic risk from fiscal mismanagement and imbalances, improving financial stability despite challenges in some countries.
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As global investors reassess their portfolios, Europe is emerging as a compelling alternative to US-dominated markets. With structural advantages, long-term potential, and diversification benefits.
Europe’s economic transformation is unlocking value across asset classes, drawing renewed investor interest.
Strategic autonomy is becoming central to Europe’s economic evolution. As reforms take hold and markets stabilize, Europe is emerging not just as an investment hub, but as a sovereign force in global affairs.
At the 2025 Amundi World Investment Forum, thought leaders including Enrico Letta, Cecilia Malmström, and Anders Fogh Rasmussen explored how Europe’s pursuit of strategic autonomy—through defence, trade, and deeper integration—is shaping its future.