Are European equities really undervalued?

Strong investor flows into European equities since the start of the year have partly been driven by a perception that valuations are favourable. But while the headline metrics suggest that European equities still appear undervalued from a historical perspective, a closer look reveals that the true picture is rather more nuanced.

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