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Stock Exchange, Mediaset and Finmeccanica hold the bench after Fiat

On a rather weak stock market day (+0,29% for Piazza Affari), Fiat's exploits arrive first and then Alfa and Finmeccanica hold the court - Ferragamo also does well - Two-speed banks but Bpm continues to pay for the lack of transformation in spa – In the US, the data on inflation and subsidies are disappointing and the risk that the Fed will change course is receding.

Stock Exchange, Mediaset and Finmeccanica hold the bench after Fiat

MEDIASET AND FINMECCANICA ON THE SCUDI. LEAP BY UNICREDIT, FIAT BRAKES IN THE FINAL

Final with the positive sign for Piazza Affari. The FtseMib index rose by 0,29% to 17544, Paris fell by 0,15%, London -0,15%, Frankfurt practically unchanged.

On the government bond market, the 10-year BTP rises and is traded at a yield of 3,95% (-5 basis points), with a spread of 262. Throughout the day, the indices fluctuated slightly between positive and negative without ever taking a clear direction. The situation has not changed even after the American data, which showed the risk of a slowdown in the US economy, accompanied by very low and further decreasing inflation.

Wall Street in the middle of the session recorded modest changes: S& P -0,05%, Dow Jones +0,06% and Nasdaq +0,25%. After the data on US inflation (prices down by 0,4% in April), the dollar weakened, falling against the euro to 1,291, from 1,288 at the previous close. There was no shortage of important points in Piazza Affari. Mediaset gains 6,03% after rising by 9% yesterday. Lottomatica rises by 1,6%: in the morning it reached a new all-time high. 

In the spotlight luxury following the strong rise of Richemont (Cartier and Dunhill brands) which rose by 7% after announcing a profit growth of 7% to 2,01 billion euros: analysts had expected profits of 1,96, 2,52 billion. Ferragamo rises by 4,01%. Finmeccanica also rose sharply +0,37%, which also recorded an increase in debt. Fiat holds back and limits the increase to +1,14%, Pirelli is down by 2,34%. Among the banks, Unicredit stands out, rising by 0,68%, ahead of Intesa +1,6% and Banco Popolare +3,54%. Pop.Milano -1,47%, Banca Pop. Emilia -0,95% and MontePaschi -3%. Moody's downgraded Pop's rating. Milan to BaaXNUMX. 

Among the insurance companies, Generali rises by 0,21%, Fondiaria-Sai -0,26%, Unipol recovers 2,5% after yesterday's fall. Cattolica rises by 2,1% the day after the quarterly. The reductions of Rcs -4%, Maire Tecnimont -6,4% were significant. Geox - 4,5%.

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