![[Img #74675]](https://thelatestnews.world/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/They-discover-a-new-class-of-X-ray-sources-in-the-150x150.jpg)
We know that in the Spanish case, values such as Enagas, Mapfre, Caixabank either Telefonica They are always at the forefront when it comes to dividend yield in the Ibex 35. Today we want to go further and look in Europe for new possibilities, with stocks in the Old Continent that offer an attractive dividend yield to their shareholders.
New investment opportunities in times of volatility and turbulencean investment option, especially in times of wait and see, that should not be ruled out if we want to bet on the risk involved in investing in variable income…but with a certain ace up its sleeve.
The first global analysis leads us to think that, First in the UK and then in the Eurozone, This is where the highest dividend levels have been maintained among the major markets so far this year.
As we see in the image, the United Kingdom, with an average of 4%leads the ranking, followed by all the countries in the single currency with an average of 3.4% in the remuneration of securities to shareholders.
He follows with an average of 3% for the MSCI MC, the most followed indicator of emerging markets, the Japanese markets, with 2.4%, the MSCI World, with 2% and The United States, whose average level of profit sharing is very low, at 1.5%even though the major reward card being played on the other side of the Atlantic is through the repurchase of shares.
At this point, if we approach the EURO STOXX 50 the pan-European indicator, we see how the best benefits go through those of Mercedes Benza value that has been severely punished like the entire sector so far this year, but which, places a profitability for its shareholders in the market at 9.16%.
In fact, The value drops dramatically, 25.7% from its April highs and is only 4.5% below its year-on-year lows of last October. Despite this, it reigns supreme in Europe with its high dividend.
As for the experts, What Reuters reports is that the stock is a buy with a potential of 41% and a PO of 81.54 euroswhile BNP Paribas places it at 68, with a possible upward path of 17.6% from its current trading levels.
Very close is British BAT, British American Tobacco, with a 8.3%, a very profitable company this year, with gains of 22% and is just a stone’s throw from its highs, reached at the beginning of this month of August. All this while it has recovered from the lows of December, no less than 25.4%.
As for estimates, for BAT the average of the analysts collected by Reuters recommends buying the value 3,093.18 pence and just over 10.4% potential.
Stop now BASF the third in concord, As far as dividend yield is concerned, with 8.21% with a fall of 15.2% so far this year and barely an increase since the April lows of 3.4%, while, since the April highs, it has dropped by 24.5%.
According to Reuters, the average market expert has set a target price of 53.43 euros, with a buy recommendation, while Landesbank has a target price of 50 euros, while raising its potential to almost 21%.
Stop now BNP Paribas its dividend yield is 7.76% while it has risen by 12.46% since the lows of October 26, but has fallen by 18.8% since the highs of the year, meaning that, so far this year, its balance is negative with reductions of 5.3%.
Analysts see a clear future for the stock, with the Reuters average saying it will rise 34.4% to 79.73 euros and a potential of 34.4% with a buy recommendation, while DZ Bank says it should hold and rise 21.5% to 72 euros.
Finally HSBC, that presents a dividend level of 7.32% and which, so far this year, has risen by 3.5% but is down double-digit 11% from its peak in May. Analysts remain confident in the stock, however, with an average buy price of 805.63 pence and a potential upside of 24.7%.
It is also a buy for Berenberg, which places its target price at 870 pence with the possibility of an upward move of up to 35.4%.
Add Comment