MILANO – Another positive day for the European stock exchanges. Business Square shines under the pressure of a flurry of good quarterly, from Tenaris to Cnh, and closes with a profit and 1.93%. A climate of optimism that is breathed, however, throughout the continent: Frankfurt adds 1.81% to the finish, Paris rises by 15% while … Read more
MILANO – The European stock exchanges regain momentum after an uncertain start and all closed in good relief. The pmi manufacturing indices of the Eurozone and of the individual countries, better than expected, gave the price lists the boost. In particular, the index relating to the Eurozone rose to 54.8 in October, from 53.7 in … Read more
MILANO – 3:45 pm. The growth of the second wave Covid, with more and more countries forced to reintroduce restrictions on the activities of the population, and the fading of hope that a stimulus plan will arrive from the United States by the next presidential elections put investors in a bad mood. Proof of this … Read more
MILANO – Donald Trump’s decision to freeze discussions with Democrats on the new US economic stimulus plan, at least until next month’s elections, initially leaves markets in suspense. Appeals by Fed Governor Jerome Powell to avoid “unnecessary inconvenience” to Americans in the absence of new federal aid are for now unheard: the synthesis between the … Read more
MILANO – Investors are once again betting on central bank (and government) interventions while the royal front is giving more and more worrying signals, with Great Britain forced to raise again the restrictions to contain the second wave of coronavirus and other countries – France, Spain – which are dealing with thousands of cases every … Read more
MILANO – 12:10 pm. The spread of new cases of Covid 19 in many European countries worries investors, who see a period of uncertainty approaching sharpened by the American vote and by the quality of relations between Washington and Beijing. European equity markets accelerate to the downside on the trading day, with concerns amplified by … Read more
MILANO – European stock exchanges restarted positive but then slowed down during the morning and closed weakly while there were new signs of optimism on the front of the vaccine race. Interviewed by CBS News, Pfizer’s CEO Albert Bourla he explained that he should know by the end of October if his anti-Covid drug will … Read more
MILANO – The EU stock exchanges closed weak and the euro did not move after the meeting of the ECB which certified the Eurotower to be “stuck”. There was great anticipation for the words of Christine Lagarde, especially after the Fed turning point, which disconnected its action from the mechanical inflation target of 2% and … Read more
MILANO – European markets closed weak, worried more by the second day of the Nadsaq crash than they are reassured by the drop in American unemployment. Frankfurt fell by 1.6% at the end of the session, London slips by 0.9% e Paris 0.9%. TO Milano, the Ftse Mib index turned in the red by 0.84% … Read more