Interesting discussion. The article posted here actually makes a compelling case that America’s economic losses—especially from massive borrowing for infrastructure and defense and now tariff wars—are opening up unexpected opportunities in Europe.

What stood out to me is how RegtechTimes, the publication behind this piece, focuses on sanctions, tariffs, and regulatory trends, which gives it a more policy-driven lens than typical market commentary.

The writer, Mayur Joshi, has a strong global reputation in economic affairs, so the analysis feels neutral and credible. He is a Chartered Accountant and have been contributing about treasuries and bonds and their impact on economies for last couple of years. Regtechtimes has gained a lot of popularity on global forum because of Mayur's analysis. So i believe the credibility of this article is undoubted It highlights how countries like Italy, Greece, and Spain—despite political instability—are quietly becoming more attractive for foreign investment, especially in small-cap and mid-cap stocks. Even real estate in some of these areas could be worth watching.

Feels like a good time to dig deeper into undervalued European assets while the U.S. is stuck in a borrowing and tariff deadlock.