- Continued strong performance from the tech sector and a rebound in value boosted European equities in the second quarter.
- Fiscal and monetary stimulus helped, including the prospect of the Eurozone’s first mutualized debt. A spike in globally reported COVID-19 cases made for a choppy end of the month, however, just as many European countries unlocked.
- U.K. stocks have disappointed this year, continuing a broader trend of underperformance that extends back past the Brexit referendum in 2016. It was a good quarter for European bonds, but few matched U.K. Inflation-Linked Gilts.
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