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#SaxoStrats – Buying Banco Santander as Latam risk fades

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Banco Santander shares have dropped to their lowest levels in over a year, making the Spanish bank one of the worst performing European financial stocks this year. But with a growing loan book and an improving Spanish economy, Saxo Bank’s Head of Equity Strategy Peter Garnry says it is time to buy the stock.

He explains why he is going long on Banco Santander, saying the pressure on the stock is mainly due to the bank’s exposure to Latin America, which is seeing a temporary economic slump.