Le European stock exchanges they rebound with oil, which today is taking advantage of the tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia and the decline in Venezuelan production to gain ground. The Brent it rose by 1,57% to 67,09 dollars a barrel.
The continental lists thus recover part of yesterday's losses: Frankfurt +0,74%; London +0,26%; Paris + 0,57%. Wall Street opens in tune, though Facebook is down by almost 5%. Other social stocks such as Twitter and Snapchat follow downwards, while Oracle sinks, after the presentation of quarterly results
Business Square closes up 0,73%, 22.798 points, with many of the blue chips, yesterday in red, raising their heads today: Finecobank +2,57%; fca +2,48%; stm +2,18%; Tenaris +1,99%. The positive trend continues Moncler +1,88% and Ferragamo + 1,48%.
Sales hit Recordati -1,55%; Telecom -1,43; A2a -0,97% despite the positives; Cnh -1,07%, after the farewell of the CEO Richard Tobin; Snam -0,52%. After you Atlantia, +0,31%, while Reuters reports that the company "does not intend to launch a takeover bid on the Abertis subsidiary, Cellnex but will decide by Friday whether to acquire 29,9%, according to what CEO Giovanni Castellucci told analysts based on the transcript of his speech.
On the segment Star soars Datalogic + 4,49%.
The seat is particularly brilliant for thebond, with the yield on the 10-year BTP slipping to its lowest level since the end of January, 1,82%, while the spread with the Bund sinking by 5,22%, to 123.70 points. The data on the confidence of institutional investors in Germany penalized the ten-year German bond, which returned to the levels of September, above all due to fears of a trade war with the United States. The Zew index should also help mitigate the claims of the ECB hawks. On the exchange fronteuro it weakens on the dollar and moves to the 1,26 area, waiting for new ideas, tomorrow at the end of the Fed meeting. A 25 basis point increase in the cost of money seems obvious, but wait for the press release to understand the tone and guidelines for the future, with new president Jerome Powell
