Le European stock exchanges find momentum after an uncertain start and close in positive territory, supported by the season of quarterly from the slowing down of the race of the PetroleumAttention remains high on tensions in the Middle East, while the markets digest the indications coming from the Federal Reserve, which did not change rates but showed internal divisions, in a context still marked by doubts about inflation and growth. Even the Bank of England, as expected, left rates unchanged at 3,75%.
The rebound of Wall Street, on the rise. Meanwhile, the race of the Big Tech accounts, with mixed results: ecosystem exceeded expectations, while Meta disappointed the market.
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Buying dominates in Europe: all markets in the old continent are rising, with Milan returning above 52 points. A mixed session in Asia: Tokyo closed up 0,71% thanks to tech and semiconductor stocks, while Alone falls by 1,23%. Samsung Electronics, after jumping as much as 8,4% on optimism about artificial intelligence-related chips, ended the day down 0,7% despite record numbers.
In Milan, the script of the day is written by the quarterly reports. Stellantis slips to the bottom of the main index: the group has returned to profit, supported above all by the improvement in North America, but the market does not reward the numbers and looks cautiously at future prospects. The day of completely different tone Campari, which rose thanks to better-than-expected results and the increase in EBIT margin guidance. Also doing well nexi e Buzzi after their respective quarterly results. It bounces back stm, Prysmian recovers on the heels of a record quarterly report with upwardly revised targets. Also in the spotlight Banca Mediolanum e A2a, both rising after the half-year results.
Among the stocks under observation also Fineco, which closed the first half of the year with a net profit from continuing operations up 8% to 343,3 million euros and revenues up 10% to 713,8 million. Tim, slightly up, closed the first six months of the year with revenues up 2% to 6,8 billion and EBITDA after lease up 1,2% to 1,8 billion, supported by the acceleration of profitability in the second quarter and the return to profit.
Off the main list, spotlight on Brembo, which raised its forecast for 2026 after better-than-expected quarterly results, while Pirelli confirmed its full-year targets with a half-year profit up 13,3% to 299 million euros. Movement was also seen in the construction sector, with Webuild which launched a takeover bid for Trevi, offering 4,50 euros per share.
On the raw materials front, the Petroleum slows down its run: with WTI in the 84 dollar area per barrel and Brent below 90 dollars.
