Le European stock exchanges they move in the territory positive, in the wake of the increases recorded in Asia e Wall StreetThe markets digested the US data: employment surprised positively, with more jobs created than expected, but it reduced hopes of a cut of the rates Fed in June, shifting the focus of Wall Street towards July. Now all eyes are on theAmerican inflation, scheduled for February 13, which could once again redefine the market outlook. Meanwhile, overseas, President Trump is taking a bitter pill: the Camera Republican approved the removal of tariffs on Canada, with six Republicans siding with the Democrats. The resolution will now move to the Senate before the president's likely veto.
A Milan the Ftse Mib moves with cautious optimism, behind Frankfurt e Paris. Little movement London e Madrid, in contrast to the trend Amsterdam after yesterday's rally.
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Meanwhile the fishing season continues at a rapid pace quarterly: today it's the turn of Essilux, Hermès, Siemens, Michelin, Unilever and Mercedes-Benz; while overseas the spotlight is on Cisco, Magnum Ice Cream, paycom, Restaurant Brands e Viking Therapeutics.
On the European stock market front, attention remains on managed savings, who yesterday had suffered a sharp selloff due to fears about the impact of artificial intelligence. Business Square they are recovering ground Fineco, Banking Mediolanum e General Bank, the latter also supported by the rating improvement by Kepler Cheuvreux and by solid results. Little move Iveco Group After the accounts: 2025 profits and revenues down, but the sale of Defence and the takeover bid for Tata Motors are proceeding according to plan. Fincantieri advances thanks to the new 2030 plan and the prospect of dividends in 2028, almost ten years after the last dividend. Luxury gains ground: Brunello cucinelli brings forward the board meeting for the approval of the accounts to February 18th, while Essilor Luxottica in Paris it grows thanks to the results above expectations. Also Hermès rises with a 9,8% revenue growth in the fourth quarter, while Ferragamo denies rumors about the possible departure of creative director Maximilian Davis.
Among other titles, Stellantis Takata is recalling approximately 225 vehicles in the United States due to defective airbags, with Berenberg reducing the target price to 7,8 euros. The companies are taking a breather. utility influenced by the rumors about the bill decree.
On the currency, the dollar consolidates its gains, keeping the euro below 1,19, while the Bitcoin exceeds 67 thousand dollars again. Gold e silver they record some gains, while the Petroleum marks a moderate increase. spread The BTP-Bund bond spread remains stable at 61 points, with the yield on the 10-year Italian bond slightly rising to 3,41%.
