European markets little moved while waiting for the central banks

European markets little moved while waiting for the central banks

(Finance) – Little moving session for the European stock exchangesat the beginning of a week full of important events on the central banking front. In the next few days, all eyes will be on the meetings of the Fed, BoJ and BoE. In particular, the BoJ could abandon the ultra-expansionary policy as early as tomorrow, while the signals coming from the dot chart summarizing the positions of the Federal Reserve Board of Directors after the latest stronger-than-expected data will be important.
On the macroeconomic front, deceleration confirmed (+2.6% on year) inflation of the Eurozone in February, while the surplus of the trade balance of the Eurozone in January.

L’Euro / US Dollar the session continues at the levels of the day before, reporting a change of +0.05%. L’Gold shows a timid gain, with an increase of 0.25%. Slight increase for petrolium (Light Sweet Crude Oil), which shows an increase of 0.42%.

It retreats slightly spreadwhich reaches +125 basis points, showing a small decline of 2 basis points, while the yield of the 10-year BTP stands at 3.69%.

Among the Euroland indices without momentum Frankfurtwhich trades with +0.19%, London is stable, reporting a moderate +0.19%, and a cautious trend for Pariswhich shows a performance of +0.15%.

Business Square continue the session with a fractional gain on FTSE MIB by 0.22%; along the same lines, the FTSE Italia All-Share advances fractionally, reaching 36,182 points. In fractional progress the FTSE Italia Mid Cap (+0.55%); with a similar direction, just above parity FTSE Italia Star (+0.36%).

Between best performers of Milan, highlighted DiaSorin (+3.25%), Leonardo (+2.68%), MPS Bank (+2.25%) e Stellantis (+1.58%).

The worst performances, however, are recorded on Ivecowhich gets -3.36%. Nexi drops by 3.09%. Decline decided for Brunello Cucinelli, which marks -2.6%. Under pressure Amplifonwith a sharp decline of 1.67%.

Between best stocks in the FTSE MidCap, MFE A (+4.89%), Drums (+4.35%), MFE B (+4.33%) e Seco (+3.73%).

The strongest sales, however, occur at MARR, which continues trading at -2.20%. He suffers Ferretti, which highlights a loss of 2.13%. Prey for sellers Saint Lawrence, with a decrease of 2.02%. They focus on sales Sesawhich suffers a decline of 1.66%.

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