If we look at today’s day with an eye beyond our national borders, we can understand many things about what is happening in the stock exchanges. A broader look that can help us also understand what is happening on the Milan Stock Exchange and what may happen. Let us help in the analysis by the Experts of Projections of Bag.
What the trend of Wall Street suggests
Let’s start with the US stock market data. Yesterday, the three American indices moved with profoundly different trends. The Dow Jones was the best, the S&P was well received and the Nasdaq lost.
If we look at the performance of the stock exchanges at the time of today’s close of Piazza Affari, we notice the same trend. This is because operators are focusing a lot on after Covid. The news of the vaccine has projected the gazes of operators to next year, when the economies, freed from Covid-19 will be able to resume grinding profits.
Which sectors will benefit most from the recovery? Those of the old economy, the industrial sector, construction, tourism, banks. All sectors well represented in the Dow Jones.
What is happening on the Milan Stock Exchange and what could happen
And which sectors will be the most penalized? Those who enjoyed the pandemic. Digital sector stocks and pharmaceutical stocks. It is no coincidence that yesterday in Piazza Affari the three best stocks were industrials and the worst was Diasorin.
Today among the best blue chips there are still Leonardo, who gained 7%, Unicredit, which gained 5%. Among the best also Intesa and Eni, with an increase of 4%. And the worst title? STM and Recordati is among the top three worst.
These two days give the sign of what the market will be in the coming months. The exploit of the Ftse Mib index (INDEX:FTSEMIB) yesterday, today was not replicated. But prices held yesterday’s levels. What does it mean? That no one has sold today. And at the end of the session, the major index of the Italian stock exchange closed up by 0.4% to 20,851 points.
Deepening
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