Inflation in the Eurozone just surprised on the upside, with headline prices at 3.8% and core at 2.5%, and that suddenly makes short-duration cash and money-market providers a lot more interesting than yesterday’s sleepy corner of the market. Higher rates, pricier energy and wider credit spreads can punish some stocks while opening doors for others. This article walks through three Eurozone-listed money-market focused stocks that could be meaningfully exposed to this inflation shock and explains what that might mean for your portfolio.
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