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ESMA Warns of Vulnerabilities in EU Financial Markets Due to Geopolitical Tensions

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) warned that heightened geopolitical tensions and stretched technology valuations are increasing vulnerabilities within EU financial markets. ESMA noted that while strong performance in technology and artificial intelligence-related sectors has supported investor optimism, this resilience should not be mistaken for an absence of risks. The authority stated that the growing gap between upbeat market valuations and deteriorating macro-financial conditions increases the risk of sudden market corrections.

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The ESMA chair noted that investor optimism continues to support elevated valuations despite rising geopolitical tensions and a weakening economic outlook. The authority advised that retail and institutional investors remain vigilant and prepare to withstand sharp market corrections.

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