(ANSA) – MILAN, MAY 26 – The main European stock exchanges pick up pace in the final in the wake of the US indices after the unexpected drop in requests for weekly unemployment benefits. The differential between BTPs and German Bunds fell to 192.2 points, with the annual yield on ten-year bonds down by 4 points to 2.906%). Madrid (+ 1.6%) is the best followed by Paris (+ 1.55%), Frankfurt (+ 1.5%), Milan (+ 1%) and London (+ 0.65%). Crude oil leapt (Wti + 3.25% to 113.9 dollars per barrel), while gas dropped (-1.1% to 87.11 euros per MWh in Amsterdam). Purchases are concentrated on physical and online retail chains, from Zalando (+ 8.92%) to Next (+ 7.44%) and B&M (+ 7.5%).
Good among the Renault car manufacturers (+ 3.3%), whose director Luca De Meo is expected in Tokyo next June to participate in the board of directors of the Nissan-Mitsubishi ally. Stellantis (+ 2.5%), Mercedes (+ 1.95%) and Volkswagen (+ 1.75%) are also in the spotlight. Galp oil (+ 3.8%) did well, pushed by analysts from Rbc, Totalenergies (+ 1.9%), Bp (+ 1.45%) and Shell (+ 1.2%), while Eni was more cautious ( + 0.47%), while Saipem runs (+ 7.42%), pushed by AlphaValue analysts, who recommend adding the stock in portfolios. Bankers Sabadell (+ 3.37%), Credit Agricole (+ 2.74%) and Commerzbank (+ 2.68%) run. Intesa (+ 0.9%), Unicredit (+ 0.85%), Banco Bpm (+ 0.8%) and SocGen (+ 0.4%) are more cautious, while Bnp is brilliant (+ 1.5%). (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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