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Cheap Stocks Are Harder to Find as Investors Rotate Out of US

February 24, 2026 at 03:55 PM
By Olivia Levieux
Cheap Stocks Are Harder to Find as Investors Rotate Out of US
Attractive equity valuations in Europe and Japan were a big draw for investors looking beyond US stocks. The bad news: Those cheap price tags are fast disappearing.

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Attractive equity valuations in Europe and Japan were a big draw for investors looking beyond US sto

Attractive equity valuations in Europe and Japan were a big draw for investors looking beyond US stocks. The bad news: Those cheap price tags are fast disappearing.
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