European stock markets rebound after Black Monday. FTSE MIB up +2.36%

European stock markets rebound after Black Monday FTSE MIB up

(Tiper Stock Exchange) – Shopping is rampant in Europe; the same happens in Piazza Affari, which shows an excellent performance, after black monday triggered by contagion fears over the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank. The price lists of the Old Continent improved in the afternoon, after the diffusion of theUS inflation for the month of February, it was in line with expectations. This reinforced bets on a rate hike by the Federal Reserve more contained than imagined before the US banking crisis.

L’Euro / US Dollar it is substantially stable and stops at 1.072. L’Gold the session continued just below parity, with a drop of 0.41%. The Petrolium (Light Sweet Crude Oil) fell by 1.85%, falling to 73.42 dollars per barrel.

The Spreads between the yield of the BTP and that of the German Bund decreases, settling at +177 basis points, with the yield of the 10-year BTP which stands at 4.20%.

In the European stock market scenario rev up Frankfurt (+1.83%), good performance for Londonwhich grows by 1.17%, and purchases are plentiful Pariswhich boasts an increase of 1.86%.

A day of strong earnings for Piazza Affari, with the FTSEMIB up by 2.36%, interrupting the series of three consecutive declines, which began last Thursday, while, on the contrary, a day to forget for the FTSE Italia All-Sharewhich stops at 28,321 points, retracing by 3.94%.

Excellent performance of FTSE Italia Mid Cap (+1.95%); along the same lines, a clear improvement on FTSE Italy Star (+2.31%).

At the close of Milan it appears that the exchange value in today’s session it amounted to 4.22 billion euros, with an increase of 38.18%, compared to the previous 3.05 billion euros; while the volumes traded went from 0.66 billion shares in the previous session to 1.12 billion today.

At the top of the ranking of the most important titles of Milan, we find Interpump (+4.35%), Unicredit (+4.20%), Moncler (+3.95%) and General Insurance (+3.62%).

Among the protagonists of the FTSE MidCap, Tod’s (+7.02%), Sesa (+6.06%), Luve (+4.97%) and Saras (+4.38%).

The worst performances, however, were recorded on Datalogicwhich closed at -2.30%. CIR drops by 1.72%. Decided decline for Illimity Bank, which marks a -1.72%. He hesitates Tinextawhich drops 0.66%.

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