(Finance) – Positive balance sheet for the financial markets of the Old Continent. Widespread purchases also affect the FTSE MIBwhich moves on the same bullish wave as the other Euroland price lists, with some big names as protagonists in the wake of positive results.
In the background, investors remain focused on central banks with hopes of potential rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, during the year. Still on the subject of monetary policy, yesterday the BoE left rates unchanged, as expected, however opening up to a possible cut this summer. On the European front, it is awaiting the publication of the ECB minutes about the April meeting.
On the currency market, theEuro / US Dollar the session continues at the levels of the day before, reporting a change of -0.01%. L’Gold the session continues on the rise and reaches 2,368.5 dollars an ounce. The oil market is substantially stable, continuing the session at the levels of the day before with oil (Light Sweet Crude Oil) trading at 79.47 dollars per barrel.
Consolidates the levels of the day before spreadsettling at +131 basis points, with the yield on the 10-year BTP standing at 3.75%.
Among the markets of the Old Continent money up Frankfurtwhich recorded an increase of 0.75%, substantially tonic Londonwhich recorded a capital gain of 0.60%, and a decidedly positive balance sheet for Paris, which boasts an increase of 0.73%. Positive session for the Milanese stock exchange, which shows a gain of 0.92% on the FTSE MIB; along the same lines, the FTSE Italia All-Share continues the day up 0.77%.
At the top of the ranking of the most important titles of Milan, we find Iveco (+6.19%), Leonardo (+3.76%), Is in the (+3.46%) e Pirelli (+2.60%).
The strongest sales, however, occur at Ferrariwhich continues trading at -1.11%.
Lame Azimuthwhich shows a small decrease of 0.55%.
At the top among Italian shares a mid-cap, Buzzi Unicem (+4.39%), Carel Industries (+2.93%), OVS (+2.01%) e Piaggio (+1.96%).
The strongest sales, however, occur at BFF Bankwhich continues trading at -32.39%, extending the decline of the day before after the Bank of Italy’s decision to order the temporary suspension of the distribution of profits, or other elements of assets, after the outcome of the inspection conducted on the institute regarding its management of public credits.