Scholarships suspended pending the Greferendum. The Eurogroup will not proceed to new negotiations before the vote. Yannis Varoufakis has hinted that he will resign if the yes vote wins.
The index Ftse Mib reports a modest decline -0,1%. Minimal variations also in Paris -0,01% and Frankfurt +0.06%. The fall of Electrolux -10% in Stockholm should be noted, after the no of the US antitrust to the purchase of Ge's appliances.
The markets, with the Greek question shelved (but unfortunately not removed) are looking at the US labor market data for June which will be made public in the early afternoon.
Stable situation also for government bonds: the BTP 10 is traded at a yield of 2,31%, with a spread of 144Find confirmation in the meantime strengthening of the dollar, treated at a cross of 1,10.
Stable oil: Brent at $62,2. Eni advances by 0,3%. Saipem +2% makes up for Wednesday's slip. The banks in Piazza Affari were weak: Unicredit -0,6%, Intesa -0,4%. Bpm and Mps also down, both -1%.
Only Azimut +0,4% is on positive ground among financials.
The most relevant notes come from the electricity sector thanks to the shock of the German Rwe +4,5% favored by the decision of the Berlin government not to proceed with a new tax on coal (a new singular move by the alleged green policy of Berlin). salt Enel +1,2%, Enel Green Power +1,9% does even better. Terna +1,8%, Snam +1,3%.
Both Mediaset -0,5% and Telecom Italia -0,6% slow down.
Stops the race, after a promising start, Fiat-Chrysler -0,3% despite the increase in sales both in Italy and in the USA. Cnh Industrial also downsized -1,1%.
