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Nouveau texte de la page, après la modification (new_wikitext) | <br>June 23 (Reuters) - Bridgewater Associates has raised its short position on European stocks to $10.5 billion, [http://bk-leon-zerkalo6.buzz "http://bk-leon-zerkalo6.buzz] nearly doubling from the previous week, according to a Bloomberg News report on Thursday, in a sign the hedge fund was increasingly bearish on equities in the continent.<br> <br>Bridgewater disclosed short bets against 28 companies that include individual wagers of more than $500 million against ASML Holding NV, TotalEnergies SE, Sanofi and SAP SE, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.<br> <br>Last week, Bridgewater's bet against European stocks was at least $6.7 billion, according to data group Breakout Point.<br> <br>It is not clear, however, if those positions are a hedge against other bets.<br><br>Bridgewater did not respond to Reuters' emailed request for comment.<br> <br>The hedge fund giant, famous for making money during the 2008 financial crisis, is betting against European stocks at a time when monetary policy tightening around the world to curb surging inflation has raised fears of a sharp slowdown. (Reporting by Medha Singh in Bengaluru; Editing by Maju Samuel)<br> |
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+<br>June 23 (Reuters) - Bridgewater Associates has raised its short position on European stocks to $10.5 billion, [http://bk-leon-zerkalo6.buzz "http://bk-leon-zerkalo6.buzz] nearly doubling from the previous week, according to a Bloomberg News report on Thursday, in a sign the hedge fund was increasingly bearish on equities in the continent.<br> <br>Bridgewater disclosed short bets against 28 companies that include individual wagers of more than $500 million against ASML Holding NV, TotalEnergies SE, Sanofi and SAP SE, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.<br> <br>Last week, Bridgewater's bet against European stocks was at least $6.7 billion, according to data group Breakout Point.<br> <br>It is not clear, however, if those positions are a hedge against other bets.<br><br>Bridgewater did not respond to Reuters' emailed request for comment.<br> <br>The hedge fund giant, famous for making money during the 2008 financial crisis, is betting against European stocks at a time when monetary policy tightening around the world to curb surging inflation has raised fears of a sharp slowdown. (Reporting by Medha Singh in Bengaluru; Editing by Maju Samuel)<br>
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Lignes ajoutées lors de la modification (added_lines) | <br>June 23 (Reuters) - Bridgewater Associates has raised its short position on European stocks to $10.5 billion, [http://bk-leon-zerkalo6.buzz "http://bk-leon-zerkalo6.buzz] nearly doubling from the previous week, according to a Bloomberg News report on Thursday, in a sign the hedge fund was increasingly bearish on equities in the continent.<br> <br>Bridgewater disclosed short bets against 28 companies that include individual wagers of more than $500 million against ASML Holding NV, TotalEnergies SE, Sanofi and SAP SE, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.<br> <br>Last week, Bridgewater's bet against European stocks was at least $6.7 billion, according to data group Breakout Point.<br> <br>It is not clear, however, if those positions are a hedge against other bets.<br><br>Bridgewater did not respond to Reuters' emailed request for comment.<br> <br>The hedge fund giant, famous for making money during the 2008 financial crisis, is betting against European stocks at a time when monetary policy tightening around the world to curb surging inflation has raised fears of a sharp slowdown. (Reporting by Medha Singh in Bengaluru; Editing by Maju Samuel)<br>
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