Stock Exchange: Europe improves, eyes on negotiation, Milan + 2.2%

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(ANSA) – MILAN, MARCH 29 – The eyes of world investors are focusing on the negotiations between Russia and Ukraine underway in Istanbul, in Turkish territory, as they push up European prices. Paris (+ 2.6%) and Milan (+ 2.2%) are the best, followed by Frankfurt (+ 1.8%), Madrid (+ 1.55%) and London (+ 1.31%), while US futures are pointing significantly higher. On the other hand, the Moscow Stock Exchange turned negative (-2.7%), which betrays a certain nervousness on the second day of trading after a prolonged closure since last February 24th. The spread between BTPs and German Bunds stood below 152.6 points, with the annual yield on ten-year bonds rising by 10.4 points to 2.206%, in line with what happens for other European bonds starting with German Bunds (+10.1 points to 0.677%), the return of which has been positive since last March 8.

Crude oil fluctuates around parity (Wti + 0.2% at 106.17 dollars per barrel), while the gas race continues (+ 10.39% at 113.2 euros per MWh). In contrast to gold (-0.68% at 1,914.98 dollars an ounce) and silver (-1.04% at 24.68 dollars an ounce), with the nickel trading on the eve of the eve ( -7.79% to 32,725 dollars a ton).

Generalized purchases in all sectors starting from the automotive one with Volvo (+ 9.85%), Renault (+ 5.36%) and Stellantis (+ 4.78%), ready to cut jobs in a Jeep plant in the USA. In light of the banks Unicredit (+ 4.97%), SocGen (+ 4.39%), Bnp (+ 3.62%), Intesa (+ 3.52%) and Santander (+ 3.13%) in contrast of Barclays (-4.6%), after the sale of shares for 900 million pounds carried out by Goldman Sachs on behalf of some significant shareholders, according to reports from the Bloomberg agency, whose names are still secret. TotalEnergies (+ 2.23%), Eni (+ 1.63%), Shell (+ 1.51%) and Bp (+ 1.43%) were positive, while the Tim telephones (-0.47%) were in contrast ), Vodafone (+ 0.62%), Deutsche Telekom (+ 1.35%) and Telefonica (+ 1.5%). (HANDLE).

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