(Finance) – Negative balance for the main European stock exchangesdespite the confirmation of stable inflation at 2.4% for the Eurozonenow very close to the ECB target and decreasing compared to the peaks reached previously. The Milan Stock Exchange is doing better, which trades on the parity line thanks to selective purchases among the blue-chips.
Weak session forEuro / US Dollar, which trades with a decline of 0.23%. Slightly rising seat for thegold, which advances to 2,383.3 dollars an ounce. No significant changes for the oil market, with oil (Light Sweet Crude Oil) settling at the values of the day before at 79.2 dollars per barrel.
Consolidates the levels of the day before spreadsettling at +128 basis points, with the yield on the 10-year BTP standing at 3.75%.
Among the markets of the Old Continent moderate contraction for Frankfurtwhich suffers a decline of 0.36%, subdued London which shows a reduction of 0.25%, and disappointing Pariswhich lies just below the levels of the day before.
The Milan Stock Exchange pauses on parity, with the FTSE MIB which stands at 35,413 points; on the same line, the FTSE Italia All-Sharewith prices positioned at 37,633 points.
Consolidates the levels of the day before FTSE Italia Mid Cap (-0.19%); slightly down FTSE Italia Star (-0.39%).
At the top of the ranking of the most important titles of Milan, we find MPS Bank (+2.41%), Saipem (+1.85%), BPM desk (+1.84%) e BPER (+1.35%).
The worst performance is that of Interpumpwhich lost 2.84% after the results published yesterday.
He suffers Campariwhich highlights a loss of 2.37%.
Lame ERGwhich shows a small decrease of 1.43%.
Modest descent for Ivecowhich drops a small -1.38%.
Between best stocks in the FTSE MidCap, MortgagesOnline (+2.70%), Ferretti (+2.24%), Brembo (+2.03%) e LU-VE Group (+1.68%).
The strongest sales, however, occur at Carel Industrieswhich continues trading at -3.15%.
Prey for sellers De Nora Industrieswith a decrease of 2.19%.
They focus on sales IRENwhich suffers a decline of 1.79%.
Sales up Aceawhich recorded a decline of 1.64%.