(Telestock) – Buying goes wild at Piazza Affariwhich outperforms the good day of the European stock markets, on a day with a holiday atmosphere without great ideas. The Bank of Italy has communicated that the month of June has also seen a new all-time high for debt of public administrations rose to 2,948.512 billion euros from 2,918.247 billion in May.
On the macroeconomic front, the first estimates of the balance of theeuro area of Eurostat have shown a surplus of 22.3 billion euros in trade in goods with the rest of the world June 2024, compared with €18.0 billion in June 2023. Euro area goods exports to the rest of the world amounted to €236.7 billion, down 6.3% compared with June 2023, while imports amounted to €214.3 billion, down 8.6%. Yesterday, strong data on retail sales of the United States have further allayed fears of a recession for the world’s largest economy.
THE’Euro / US Dollar maintains a substantially stable position at 1.099. TheGold continues trading with a fractional gain of 0.26%. Petrolium (Light Sweet Crude Oil) down (-1.34%) stands at 77.11 dollars per barrel.
Salt it spreadsettling at +138 basis points, with an increase of 6 basis points, with the 10-year BTP yield equal to 3.60%.
Among the European price lists moves into positive territory Frankfurtshowing a 0.80% increase, flat Londonwhich holds parity, and a small step forward for Pariswhich shows a progress of 0.42%.
Euphoric session for Business Squarewith the FTSE MIB which shows a leap of 2.31%, consolidating the series of five consecutive increases, started last Friday; along the same lines, a leap of FTSE Italia All-Sharewhich continues the day at 35,229 points.
Excellent performance of the FTSE Italia Mid Cap (+1.52%); on the same trend, a clear improvement in FTSE Italia Star (+1.61%).
At the top of the list of the most important titles of Milan, we find STMicroelectronics (+4.57%), Iveco (+3.87%), Stellantis (+3.69%) and Nexi (+3.58%).
At the top of the mid-cap rankings from Milan, BFF Bank (+3.83%), Carel Industries (+3.25%), Webuild (+3.03%) and Ferragamo (+2.90%).