European stock exchanges they close in contrast while from one side of the ocean to the other the fishing season continues at full speed quarterly. But what is encouraging the markets' optimistic approach is above all a piece of news published by Wall Street Journal, according to which US President Donald Trump could announce today a easing of duties on the auto sector. Focus also on the Canada, where preliminary results indicate a victory for the anti-Trump Liberals led by former central banker Mark Carney.
Le main European squares they closed mixed: Frankfurt up 0,72%, London +0,55%, while Paris gave up 0,074% and Madrid 0,64%. A Paris the decline in the luxury sector had a particular impact, while in Spain the blackout that affected a large part of the country yesterday had an impact. Milan is confirmed best of the Old Continent with a +1,09% to 37.874 points, driven by the banking risk. At the top of the Ftse Mib is Mediobanca (+5,27%), after the announcement of the offer on General Bank (+1,7%) to be paid with a share in Generali (+1,6%). Highlights too Ps (+ 3,77%), Leonardo (+ 3,08%) and Recordati (+2,26%). In line Prysmian (-1,19%), Moncler (-1,14%), Interpump (-0,92%) And Tenaris (-0,37%). Spotlight also on Understanding St. Paul (+1,3%), which renewed the board of directors confirming Carlo Messina e Gian Maria Gros-Pietro.
Wall Street advances (the Dow Jones gains 0,65%, the S&P 500 0,31% and the Nasdaq 0,24%) awaiting the US big tech companies, with Microsoft, Apple, Meta and Amazon announcing their financial reports in the next two days.
On the bond front, it spread Btp-Bund falls to 111 basis points, with the yield of the Italian ten-year at 3,61% and the German one at 2,5%. Down gas e Petroleum, while the 'gold takes a breather and the euro remains stable at 1,138 dollars.
