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Stock markets soar on April 17th due to the reopening of Hormuz and the collapse of oil prices (-11%): in Milan Mediobanca, MPS, Ferrari and Stellantis super – LIVE

In Europe, stock markets are eyeing the ten-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. Some rise and some fall on the Milan Stock Exchange. Alstom plunges in Paris – Follow the LIVE coverage. • MARKETS Crucial weekend for the Middle East by Gabriella Bruschi

Stock markets soar on April 17th due to the reopening of Hormuz and the collapse of oil prices (-11%): in Milan Mediobanca, MPS, Ferrari and Stellantis super – LIVE

Le European stock exchanges they begin the last weekly session under the banner of caution, despite the red of Tokyo after the historic highs of the day before, and fresh from the record rally of Wall Street (S&P 500 still above 7 thousand points). At mid-morning, however, the price lists are slowing down, showing optimism: in fact, the markets are keeping an eye on the stability of the 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, starting on Friday. It could be the first step towards a truce wider in Middle East, while possible developments are expected over the weekend on an extension of the truce USA-IranThe countries are in fact "very close" to an agreement on nuclear power, the US president declared last night. Donald Trump.

Meanwhile, the French president will be in Paris on Friday Emmanuel Macron brings together, among others, the Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni with their counterparts in Great Britain and Germany – Keir Starmer e Friedrich Merz – to discuss a multinational force to protect trafficking in Strait of Hormuz after the conflict which Iran has meanwhile announced it has completely opened up. Milan travels in tune touching 49 thousand points, sprint of Frankfurt, Madrid, Amsterdam and more cautious London.

READ MORE Markets: Crucial weekend for the Middle East di G. Bruschi

A Business Square snaps Finecobank, on which Intermonte analysts expect the quarterly data published on May 7th to be "solid and in line". Purchases also on Mediobanca e Stellantis, which is once again being discussed regarding a possible partial conversion to war production, after press sources indicated that the Pentagon is in discussions with GM and Ford on this matter. Little progress has been made. Tim, while on the markets the attention is focused precisely on tlc, with Bouygues Orange and Iliad in exclusive talks to acquire a large portion of Altice's French assets. Banks are positive after the return of Luigi Lovaglio on the bridge of Ps e the confirmation of Giuseppe Castagna driving Bpm bank, with the market now banking on a possible merger between the two institutions. At the end Saipem e Terna.

Looking at raw material, Petroleum Brent is falling. Gold stable spot. Down also the gas TTF in Amsterdam.

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