(Finance) – Piazza Affari lost much of the morning’s increase after the weak opening on Wall Streetweighed down by some disappointing quarterly reports from the banking giants. JPMorgan recorded a profit per share better than consensus expectations, however, the indications on the interest margin for the entire financial year disappointed. Citigroup exceeded analysts’ estimates, while Wells Fargo failed to meet the interest margin forecasts.
L’Euro / US Dollar is decreasing (-0.92%) and stands at 1.063. Rain of purchases ongold, which is bringing home a gain of 1.69%. Euphoric session for crude oil, with oil (Light Sweet Crude Oil) showing a jump of 3.04%.
Consolidates the levels of the day before spreadsettling at +140 basis points, with the yield of the ten-year BTP which stands at 3.71%.
Among the European price lists he hesitates Frankfurtwhich lost 0.20%, moved into positive territory Londonshowing an increase of 1.04%, and essentially weak Pariswhich recorded a decline of 0.23%.
The Milanese price list shows a timid gain, with the FTSE MIB which is achieving +0.23%; along the same lines, little leap forward for the FTSE Italia All-Share, which reaches 35,959 points. Almost unchanged FTSE Italia Mid Cap (-0.03%); in fractional decline the FTSE Italia Star (-0.28%).
Between best performers of Milan, highlighted Saipem (+3.44%), Amplifon (+3.42%), Is in the (+3.24%) e ENI (+3.13%).
The strongest sales, however, occur at Interpump, which continues trading at -5.54%. Decline decided for Stellantis, which marks -3.63%. Under pressure DiaSorin, with a sharp decline of 1.51%. It moves below parity STMicroelectronicshighlighting a decrease of 1.14%.
Among the protagonists of the FTSE MidCap, Danieli (+4.98%), LU-VE Group (+2.44%), Mondadori (+2.30%) e Maire Tecnimont (+2.29%).
The steepest declines, however, occur at OVS, which continues the session with -2.98%. He suffers MFE A, which highlights a loss of 2.11%. Prey for sellers Tinexta, with a decrease of 1.96%. They focus on sales Ferragamowhich suffers a decline of 1.72%.