Stock Exchange: Europe slows down and awaits Wall Street, Milan -0.2%
(ANSA) – MILAN, 08 JUL – European stock exchanges slow down in view of the start of Wall Street where futures are falling. After the
central-bank
Stock Exchange: Asia closed mixed, recession risks are assessed
(ANSA) – MILAN, 08 JUL – Asian stock exchanges close with investors assessing the risks of a global recession. In the spotlight the hypothesis of
Australia: Reserve Bank raises interest rate by 0.5%,
(ANSA) – SYDNEY, 5 JUL – The Reserve Bank of Australia today raised the official interest rate by another 0.5%, bringing it to 1.35%, with
Libya: Saleh, former regime supporters behind flames in Parliament
(ANSA) – TUNIS, 04 JUL – The president of the Libyan House of Representatives (HoR), Ageela Saleh, accused the supporters of the previous Gaddafi regime
Stock Exchange: Milan weak (-1.4%) with Europe, sells Saipem
(ANSA) – MILAN, JUN 30 – A difficult morning for European stock exchanges, after Fed President Powell clearly repeated that the US Central Bank’s goal
Red returns to the markets, Switzerland raises rates
(ANSA) – MILAN, JUN 16 – For now, the attempt to rebound the markets has failed. The Swiss central bank in fact surprisingly raised the
Treasury: 7-3 year BTP auction maximum yields from debt crisis
Yields from today’s 3- and 7-year BTP auction, rising sharply to 3.04% and 3.75%, are at the highest levels since the sovereign debt crisis. This
Stock Exchange: Europe in decline awaits Wall Street, Milan -0.8%
(ANSA) – MILAN, JUN 14 – European stock exchanges continue to decline pending the start of Wall Street where futures are rising. On the markets,
Stock market: Europe turns down, government bond yields rise
European stock exchanges are turning down, after a positive start. In the Old Continent, nervousness on government bonds returns with 10-year yields on the rise.
Stock Exchange: Europe continues positive with energy and banks
(ANSA) – MILAN, June 14 – European stock exchanges rebound after the negative performance of recent days due to fears of more aggressive interventions by
