Q425 reflections: Bullish on equities

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Q425 reflections: Bullish on equities

Stable growth with inflation risks easing but continued geopolitical uncertainty. The move away from narrow leadership in US is expected to continue in 2026.

Written by

Neil Shah

Executive Director, Market Strategist

After a volatile year for global markets, investor focus is shifting again. Changing interest rate expectations, evolving monetary policy and renewed regional growth dynamics are reshaping capital allocation across international equities.

In this quarterly review:

  • Key drivers shaping UK and European equity markets
  • Macroeconomic outlook: growth, inflation, policy direction and industrial activity
  • Cross-regional valuation trends and relative attractiveness
  • Q425 OTC Markets trading data highlighting European investor engagement
  • Sector performance analysis across growth and value segments
  • Strategic themes influencing long-term capital flows and diversification

Produced in collaboration with OTC Markets Group, this report combines Edison’s equity market expertise with comprehensive OTC Markets trading analytics to provide investors with actionable insights into the European diversification opportunity.

About this report

Reflections is a quarterly review of UK and European markets produced by Edison Group in collaboration with OTC Markets Group, combining fundamental analysis with market data to help investors navigate international equity opportunities.

To read the full report, click the download button at the top of the page.

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