(ANSA) – MILAN, DECEMBER 06 – The main European stock exchanges are doing well, after the upward opening of Wall Street, where, however, the Nasdaq then turned into red. Meanwhile, in the US, according to the WSJ, the Fed could decide next week to bring forward the withdrawal of the economic stimulus plan, hitherto expected from June, to March. In Europe Madrid is leading (+ 1.2%), followed by London and Paris (+ 1%), and Frankfurt (+ 0.7%). Milan did well (+ 1.1%), with the BTP-Bund spread falling to 127.3 points and the Italian ten-year yield down to 0.884%. Gold calm (-0.2%) at 1,778 dollars an ounce.
The Old Continent area index, Stoxx 600, gained 0.8%, supported by the energy sector, with crude oil decreasing (wti + 2.2% 9 to 67.7 dollars a barrel and Brent at 71.5, while gas prices increased somewhat in Europe, to 89.7 euros per kWh in Amsterdam (+ 0.3%). So oil is doing well and utilities are earning. In the form of practically all banks and Insurance In no particular order cars, almost all components are on the rise Software and hardware are gaining in information technology, not semiconductor equipment.
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