European markets closed higher, supported by volatility and strong attention to geopolitical developments. Business Square is confirmed among the best in Europe and update the historical closing recordThe FTSE MIB rose 1,97% to 51.497,21 points, after hitting new intraday highs above 51.600 this morning.
The movement of the stock markets was influenced by the new statements of Donald Trump on Iran, which have reignited uncertainty about peace negotiations and increased volatility in energy and raw materials. Oil has alternated sharp declines and recoveries, while investors await concrete developments regarding the ceasefire in the Middle East. Anticipation is also growing for SpaceX's Wall Street debut: instruments listed on unregulated markets indicate a boom debut for Elon Musk's company, with increases of 35%.
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Returning to Business Square, purchases reward the stocks of companies highly exposed to the US market such as Stellantis e BuzziThe banks are also doing well, with Mediobanca, Ps e Intesa Sanpaolo growing. It continues its run stm, stands out Buzzi. Instead, they lose ground, Moncler, Diasorin e Avio.
Sul currency market, the euro strengthened to $1,1574 from $1,1522 yesterday's close. Petroleum quickly pared its losses after Donald Trump's new statements cast doubt on the signing of the agreement to end the war expected this weekend. WTI limited its decline to 1%, settling at $86,82 a barrel, after having lost up to 5% on the day. Also recovering is the gas natural gas in Amsterdam, which rose to around 48 euros per megawatt hour and fell more modestly by around 2%, after halving its initial losses. is at 4204 dollars an ounce, with a recovery of 2,18%. But it is thesilver to lead the way with a +4,44% and a price of 66,82 dollars per ounce. Less alive is the Platinum which marks a +0,38% at 1731 dollars an ounce.
