Milan holds its ground. European stock exchanges dismissed

Weak European markets Milan stems sales

(Finance) – Unchanged seat for Piazza Affariwhile the main European stock markets are falling.

L’Euro / US Dollar continues trading with a fractional gain of 0.20%. Slightly rising seat for thegold, which advances to 2,328.6 dollars an ounce. Slight increase for oil (Light Sweet Crude Oil), which shows an increase of 0.55%.

On equality, yes spreadwhich remains at +138 basis points, with the yield on the 10-year BTP standing at 3.94%.

Among the markets of the Old Continent he hesitates Frankfurtwith a modest decline of 0.47%, well bought Londonwhich marks a strong increase of 0.77%, and is suffering Pariswhich highlights a loss of 0.82%.

No significant change for the Milanese price list, with the FTSE MIB which stands at 34,219 points on the day before; along the same lines, a day without infamy and without praise for the FTSE Italia All-Sharewhich remains at 36,354 points.

Without direction the FTSE Italia Mid Cap (-0.1%); as well as, almost unchanged, the FTSE Italia Star (-0.13%).

Between best performers of Milan, highlighted STMicroelectronics (+2.75%), BPER (+1.96%), ERG (+1.90%) e MPS Bank (+1.76%).

The steepest declines, however, occur at Monclerwhich continues the session with -3.62%.

Prey for sellers Leonardowith a decrease of 3.59%.

They focus on sales Record yourselfwhich suffers a decline of 2.20%.

Sales up Brunello Cucinelliwhich recorded a decline of 1.76%.

Between best stocks in the FTSE MidCap, MARR (+2.20%), D’Amico (+1.91%), Comer Industries (+1.51%) e Saint Lawrence (+1.48%).

The steepest declines, however, occur at GVSwhich continues the session with -2.00%.

Negative session for LU-VE Groupwhich shows a loss of 1.84%.

Slow day for Brembowhich marks a decline of 1.46%.

Small loss for De Nora Industrieswhich trades at -1.45%.

Among macroeconomic events which will have the greatest influence on market trends:

Thursday 04/25/2024
9:00 am Spain: Production prices, annual (previous -8.5%)
2.30pm USA: Unemployment Claims, weekly (expected 214K units; previously 212K units)
2.30pm USA: Wholesale inventories, monthly (expected 0.2%; previously 0.5%)
2.30pm USA: GDP, quarterly (expected 2.5%; previously 3.4%)
4:00 pm USA: Home sales in progress, monthly (expected 0.3%; previously 1.6%).

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