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President-elect Trump's message is clear: the US's European partners must prepare for new trade tariffs and higher defense costs. How these policies will play out will not become evident until later in 2025. But AllianceBernstein see a range of potential outcomes, including risks and opportunities for European economies and investors.

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What does the US election result mean for Europe? – AllianceBernstein

Prospective US policy changes look adverse for Europe's governments and economies, but mostly positive for bonds. Trump rejects human-caused climate change theories and favours abundant energy supplies, including hydrocarbons, to fuel US economic growth.

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