I price lists Europeans they close in contrast, with investors attentive to the first steps of Trump in his second term. Wall Street opens with moderate optimism and proceeds well in tune, weighing up the moves of the new president, including leaving the WHO and the Paris Agreement.
In Europe, Business Square loses 0,23% under the weight of Stellantis (-1,53%) and the drop in oil prices such as Eni (-1,19%) And Tenaris (-0,84%). Paris (+ 0,48%) and London (+0,34%) show positive signs, while Frankfurt (+0,18%) consolidates new historical highs. Weak Madrid, in red Amsterdam.
Italian blue chips see Diasorin (+2,9%) shine, followed by Snam (+ 1,96%) and Italgas (+1,81%). On the other hand, decreasing Telecom (-1,15%) And Generali (-0,82%) that he presented Details of the joint venture with Natixis. On the other hand, banks are travelling mixed, still struggling with the game of risk.
Meanwhile, it spread Btp-Bund falls to 111 basis points, with a yield on the 3,61-year Btp at XNUMX%. Petroleum falls, following Trump's promises to increase drilling levels. Finally, the Bitcoin after yesterday's surge, when it reached a high of $109.351: today it is trading at around $104.
