Markets disappointed by the words of Mario Draghi, who in the press conference after today's ECB board took time on quantitative easing, limiting himself to announcing an "intervention in the coming months".
Immediately after the statements of the number one of the European Central Bank, the stock exchanges turned negative: Milano came to lose more than two percentage points, while Frankfurt travels negative by 0,6% e Paris leave 1% in the field. Madrid it yields 1,3%, while, outside the Eurozone, London contains the red at 0,2%.
On the currency front, theeuro reverses course after days of declines. The exchange rate with the dollar, which this morning had opened at 1,2299, the lowest since August 2012, has now returned to 1,2409.
As for the debt market, lo BTP-Bund spread it recorded a flare above 130 basis points, to then stabilize again at 125. The yield on ten-year BTPs is 2,04%.
Meanwhile, in Piazza Affari, the worst declines are those of bank stocks: Ps (-3,67%), Banca Pop Emilia Romagna (-3,39%), Unicredit (-3,32%), Where's Banca (-3,22%), Intesa Sanpaolo (-2,05%), Banco Popolare (-3,55%) And bpm (-1,7%).
