The stock markets of the Old Continent are all still clearly rising after the launch of Wall Streett: the best Stock Exchange remains by some fraction that of Milan which rises by 1.5%, followed by Frankfurt which grows by 1.4% and Madrid by 1.3%. Paris and London also performed well, rising by 1.1%, with Amsterdam more cautious, however, up by 0.9%. Purchases also on the Moscow stock exchanges, with the Moex index in rubles up by 1.7% and the Rtsi in dollars up by 2.3% also thanks to gas which recovers 3% on the 42 euro per megawatt hour substantially in line with the start of the session. Spread between Btp and Bund rather stable at 183 basis points and the yield on the Treasury product just above 4%.
In this climate, Deutsche Bank is still clearly recovering in Europe, rising by 6% above nine euros, while in Piazza Affari Terna, Iveco and Saipem grew by three percentage points. Down instead of 4.5% Diasorin after the accounts, with Mps still very volatile down by more than one percentage point.
Sovereign bond yields rise. The increase is double-digit especially on the two-year period. The German bund and the French oat score +13 points at 2.5% and 2.6% respectively, while the Spanish one +12 points at 2.78%. The btp is much more contained, almost +3 points to 2.94%. Over the ten-year period, the increase is 6 points to 4.060% with lor a spread that drops by 4 points and remains stuck at 184 points.
Source: Ansa
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