SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Singapore’s state investor Temasek sees growing investment opportunities in Europe as the impact of trade tensions on the economic climate makes some companies more attractive in terms of valuations, a senior executive told Reuters on Thursday. A trade war, that followed U.S. President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” on April 2, had led to volatility in global markets and prompted some investors to focus more on European assets. Temasek, which invested more than S$10 billion ($7.8 billion) in Europe in the year ended March 2025, sees this macroeconomic environment as an opportunity to look at more companies in the region, executives told Reuters on Thursday.Read More
Temasek sees more opportunities in Europe after investing $7.8 billion in region last year
