Black Friday on the markets, Europe burns 232 billion. Heavy Milan at -3.3%
Last session before the elections strongly negative for the Milan Stock Exchangethe worst among the main equity markets in Europe, where however all the lists
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Stock Exchange, Milan closes sharply, -3.3%. Europe in negative terrain
Last session before the elections strongly negative for the Milan Stock Exchangethe worst among the main equity markets in Europe, where however all the lists
European stock exchanges slide, pressure on government bonds
European stock exchanges are weighing with US futures in the red due to recession fears fueled by the decline beyond the estimates of the SMEs
Stock market: weak Europe, euro above the dollar, Milan -0.75%
(ANSA) – MILAN, AUGUST 26 – The main European stock exchanges remain weak at the mid-session target, with US futures falling pending the intervention of
Stock Exchange: Europe slows down with US futures, eyes on Fed Milano -0.5%
(ANSA) – MILAN, AUGUST 26 – The main European stock exchanges are holding back at the end of the morning, awaiting signals from the Fed’s
Stock market: mixed Europe, US futures down, Milan -0.2%
(ANSA) – MILAN, AUGUST 26 – European stock exchanges thwarted on the second day of the Fed symposium in Jackson Hole, awaiting the intervention of
Stock market: Europe uncertain after Wall Street waiting for Powell
(ANSA) – MILAN, AUG 25 – European stock exchanges remain uncertain after the positive opening on Wall Street, while investors are waiting to hear the
Stock Exchange: Milan (-1%) weak with Europe, Fed expected
Piazza Affari in the first trading of the day, which marks the sixth month of war between Russia and Ukraine, moves below par in a
Stock Exchange: Milan, queen of Europe (+ 0.97%), sprint Saipem and Tenaris
(ANSA) – MILAN, AUGUST 23 – Piazza Affari (Ftse Mib + 0.97% at 22,380 points) closed at the top of the other European stock exchanges
Stock Exchange: Europe uncertain in the end with Wall Street, Milan + 1%
(ANSA) – MILAN, AUGUST 23 – The main European stock exchanges appear uncertain in the end, with the exception of Milan (Ftse Mib + 1%),
