(ANSA) – MILAN, JUL 19 – The main European stock exchanges are resisting at the turn of parity at the mid-session target, with US futures on the rise in view of the building concessions, the Redbook on trade and the API advances on the weekly stocks of raw. The best is Madrid (+ 1.24%), followed by Milan (+ 0.33%), London (+ 0.28%), Frankfurt (+ 0.03%) and Paris (-0.09%).
Quarterly accounts effect for the truck manufacturer Volvo Ab (+ 2.8%) and for Novartis (+ 0.58%), while Edf leaps (+ 14.87% to 11.74 euros) which reaches close to 12 euros offered by the Government of Paris for the purchase of 16% of the capital not yet owned. Purchases also on rivals Rwe (+ 2.48%), e.On (+ 2%) and Edp (+ 1.51%). Contrasted oil from BP (+ 0.52%), Eni (+ 0.4%), TotalEnergies -0.77%) and Shell (-1.17%). In the luxury sector, Hugo Boss and Richemont rose (+ 2.4% both), followed at a distance by Moncler (+ 0.5%).
The semiconductor manufacturers Asm (-2.9%), Infineon (-2%) and Stm (-1.96%) weigh heavily, while car manufacturers move at two speeds. Volkswagen (+ 1%), Renault and Mercedes (+ 0.7% both) rise in the automotive field, Volvo Car slips (-2.15%), Ferrari (-0.72%) and Stellantis (-0) are more cautious. , 5%).
Unicredit (+ 3.67%), Intesa (+ 2.5%) and Mps (+ 2.49%) banks shine, followed by Bper (+ 2.4%) and Banco Bpm (+ 2.22%) , in Piazza Affari. Rally of CaixaBank (+ 5.76%) and Sabadell (+ 4.67%) in Madrid and of Commerzbank (+ 3.53%) in Frankfurt. Good in Paris SocGen (+ 1.44%) and in London Lloyds (+ 1.86%). (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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