(Finance) – The financial session of the European bags moves in the name of the reduction who are affected by sales to Wall Street and, on the Asian markets, in particular to Hong Kong dragged by the negative performance of Tech titles, on the eve of the quarterly of Nvidia. Piazza Affari resists the sales wind.
The reflectors of the markets remain focused on the formation of the new government in Germany while new fears are moving on Trump duties after rumors of an unexpectedment of the controls on exports of chip technology in China.
THE’Euro / US dollar It is substantially stable and stops on 1.047. THE’Gold The session continues just below equality, with a drop of 0.61%. Oil (Light Sweet Crude Oil) is substantially stable out of 70.99 dollars per barrel.
Unchanged it spreadwhich is positioned at +110 basis points, with the performance of the ten -year BTP which stands at 3.55%.
Among the main European bags nothing done for Frankfurtwhich passes by hand on equality, colorless Londonwhich does not record significant variations, compared to the previous session; without momentum Pariswhich negotiates with -0.16%. In Milan, the FTSE MIB It is substantially stable and is positioned on 38,531 points; On the same line, the Ftse Italia All-Sharewith the prices that are positioned at 40,807 points.
At the top of the ranking of the most important titles of Milan, we find Leonardo (+1.79%), Italgas (+0.83%), MPS bank (+0.82%) e Unicredit (+0.76%).
The worst performances, on the other hand, are recorded on Stmicroelectronicswhich gets -1.99% in the wake of the calmly registered by the Tech titles to Wall Street. The rumors also weigh, released by the French newspaper Les Echos, according to which the Italian government would like a new CEO for the Italian-French group.
Weak Monclerwhich shows a small decrease of 1.09% after Bernstein cut the recommendation on the market to make a performe.
Modest descent for Prysmianwhich gives up a small -1.04%.
Thoughtful Pirelliwith a fractional drop of 0.86%.
Among the Best titles of the FTSE MIDCAP, Banco di Desio and Brianza (+3.38%), LU-VE GROUP (+2.02%), Fincantieri (+1.82%) e Danieli (+1.39%).
The strongest reductions, however, occur on Tinextawhich continues the session with -1.89%.
Hesitation Cirwith a modest reduction of 1.45%.
Swiss day for Alerion Clean Powerwhich marks a drop of 1.15%.