CNBC’s London teams hit the road next week, with multi-day broadcast and coverage plans from Munich, Paris, Dublin and Canary Wharf keeping our journalists busy — and one theme seeming to tie everything together: positive sentiment.
Whether it’s the nascent signs of an IPO revival, private market momentum, the physical return to office sky rises or even the spectacle of transatlantic sport on European shores, there is a sense that Europe has momentum.
In Munich, CNBC’s Annette Weisbach will front our coverage of Goldman Sachs and Berenberg’s Corporate conference, where the investment bank and advisory house will host corporates from across Germany.
In a recent note from this week, Goldman Sachs says “after years of economic underperformance, we have turned notably more optimistic on Germany’s economic outlook,” adding that German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s government has a “window of opportunity” to build on this improved macro picture. CNBC’s Sophie Kiderlin has covered the other side of that coin.
In London’s Canary Wharf, CNBC will take “Squawk Box Europe” on the road, with Steve Sedgwick and Ritika Gupta set to speak with the bosses of some of the biggest financial groups about the revival of this financial hub over the last few years.
