The Stoxx 50 in Europe has hit its highest levels since late 2017, and a possible delay of US tariffs on European cars has brought some hope to equities in the Eurozone. Peter Lundgreen of Lundgreens Capital tells us if this means hope for European markets and what he makes of the banking sector in a landscape marked by negative yields.

<p>The Stoxx 50 in Europe has hit its highest levels since late 2017, and a possible delay of US tariffs on European cars has brought some hope to equities in the Eurozone. Peter Lundgreen of Lundgreens Capital tells us if this means hope for European markets and what he makes of the banking sector in a landscape marked by negative yields.</p>

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