10 European stocks benefiting from falling inflation

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The shares of the Italian energy supplier are among UBS’s favorites for 2023.

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Dusseldorf 2022 was the year of inflation. Consumer prices rose faster and higher than many economists thought possible. In the euro zone, inflation went up to 10.6 percent. This year, inflation could break expectations again – but to the downside. At least that’s what the analysts at the major Swiss bank UBS think.

“We assume that inflation will surprise to the downside in 2023,” write the experts in their current study. “We are seeing broad signs of slowing inflation, starting with lower energy prices (particularly gasoline in the US and natural gas in Europe) and a significant easing of supply constraints, which in turn translates into lower core commodity prices.”

The UBS analysts looked at how investors can benefit from this development – and filtered out three sectors and ten stocks in the euro zone.

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