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Three European stocks for a turbulent world
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As the world becomes more divided and unpredictable, countries are shifting their focus back to producing things at home.
It is creating a potential tailwind for European stocks.
Three European stocks to watchØrsted A/S (Copenhagen: ORSTED) is the largest energy company in Denmark and a global leader in the development, construction and operation of wind farms.
Our second European stock is ACS Group, or Actividades de Construcción y Servicios (Madrid: ACS), a Spanish company providing construction and related services.
Long-term public-procurement contracts predominate in this area, making Thales a potential recipient of Europe's defence-spending splurge.