Stock Exchange: Europe worsens after Putin’s words and Wall Street launch

Bills, first drop in 18 months but the bill is high (ANSA)

(ANSA) – MILAN, MARCH 31 – European stock exchanges worsen after the start of Wall Street in negative territory and with the words of Russian President Vladimir Putin on the payment of oil prices in rubles. The lists of the Old Continent, after a slow morning, recorded a sudden deterioration.

On the currency front, the euro against the dollar is down to 1.1095 in London.

The stoxx 600 area index fell 0.6%. Bad Paris and Frankfurt (-1%), Madrid (-0.6%), Milan and London (-0.4%).

Utilities halved the rise (+ 0.4%), with the surge in the price of gas which in Amsterdam rose to 124 euros per MWh (+ 3%). In London, prices stood at 296 pence at the Mmbtu (+ 3.6%).

Energy turned positive (+ 0.1%), after the OPEC + meeting and with the price of oil continuing to decline. Negative performance for the car equity sector (-2%), and banks (-1.3%) and telecommunications (-0.9%).

Among other commodities, gold rose to 1,937 dollars an ounce, with a rise of 0.4%. Silver also advanced with a positive change of 0.67%. (HANDLE).

Source: Ansa

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