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Stock Market Today, March 16: Europe recovers, following Wall Street, while oil prices slow. Amplifon slides in Milan – LIVE

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Stock Market Today, March 16: Europe recovers, following Wall Street, while oil prices slow. Amplifon slides in Milan – LIVE

Day of truce for the European stock exchanges, supported by falling oil prices on hopes of more tankers in the Strait of Hormuz due to the conflict in Iranoli technological with the start of the conference Nvidia Gtc and from the rumors about a 10 billion joint venture of OpenAI dollars. It S & P 500 However, it remains approximately 5% below the highs at the beginning of the year.

Meanwhile, investors' attention is focused on central banksThe Federal Reserve meets on Wednesday and the European Central Bank meets on Thursday, the first since the escalation with Iran. The likelihood of interest rate hikes remains very low at this time.

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At Piazza Affari Among the best stocks on the main list are Stm, Cucinelli, A2a and Banco Bpm stand out. Also good Eni, supported by the rise in crude oil and from the return to Venezuela. Amplifon is under pressure instead after the announcement of theacquisition of the hearing business of Gn Store Nord for approximately 2,3 billion euros. UniCredit also weak which announced the launch of a voluntary public exchange offer for Commerzbank with the aim of exceeding the 30% threshold without acquiring control. The exchange ratio will be determined by the German supervisory authority BaFin in the coming days. Sales on Recordati e nexi.

The euro remains weak at 1,14 against the dollar, while bitcoin climbs back towards 75 thousand dollars. Gold and silver little moved at 5.000 and 80 dollars an ounce. gas rises to around 52 euros/MWh.

On the bond front, there is a slight improvement in Italian government bonds. spread between BTPs and Bunds drops to around 79 basis points, with the yield on the Italian 10-year bond at 3,77%.

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