Stock Exchange: Europe rises with US futures and crude oil, Milan + 0.65%

Global GDP over 100,000 billion is the first time (ANSA)

(ANSA) – MILAN, DEC 28 – The penultimate session of the year continues to rise in the main European stock exchanges, which even today do without London, closed for holidays. With positive US futures, Milan (+ 0.65%), Madrid (+ 0.57%), Frankfurt (+ 0.55%) and Paris (+ 0.34%) rise. The Richmond Fed index is coming, expected unchanged at 11 points.

The spread between 10-year BTPs and German Bunds decreased to 136.2 points, with the annual yield losing 0.4 basis points to 1.113%, while crude oil rebounded (Wti + 1.22% to 76.47 dollars a barrel ) unlike gas (-4.75% to 101.82 euros per MWh). The prices of all metals with the exception of nickel fell (+ 0.12% to 24,045 dollars a ton). On the rise TotalEnergies (+ 0.63%) and Shell (+ 0.6% in Amsterdam, London being closed), together with Saipem (+ 2.41%), pink jersey in Piazza Affari, followed by Tenaris (+1, 54%) and Eni (+ 0.75%). Purchases on semiconductor manufacturers Asm (+ 2.7%), Be (+ 1.88%) and Stm (+ 0.54%) and on utilities Iberdrola (+ 2.29%), A2a (+ 2.05%) ), Enel (+ 1.31%), Italgas (+ 1.56%) and Snam (+ 1.49%). Bankers Bper (+ 1.51%), Banco Bpm (+ 1.16%) and Intesa (+ 0.8%) did well in Piazza Affari, while Unicredit (+ 0.07%) was more cautious, while in the rest of ‘Europe stands out for Commerzbank (+ 0.8%). In no particular order Porsche (+ 0.8%), Ferrari (+ 0.88%), Stellantis (+ 0.12%), BMW (-0.11%), Daimler and Volvo (-0.4%) both) and Renault (-0.56%). (HANDLE).

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