The Bull is back on the world markets and also the European lists start the week on the right foot, driven by the tonic opening of Wall Street
Business Square closes at 22.336 points, +0,77%, driven by some luxury titles in view of the fashion week (February 21-27). Moncler +3,23%, is the best blue chip of the day. Well Luxottica +1,43% and Ferragamo +1,45%. Raise your head Fiat, + 1,34%.
Also to Paris, +1,2%, luxury holds ground with Kering e Lvmh. On the other European lists, the energy and telecommunications stocks stand out. The best square is Frankfurt +1,45%; followed by Madrid +1,36% and London +1,19%. Oil recovers some of the lost ground, Brent +0,62%, 63,18 dollars a barrel. Tonic They, around 1324 dollars an ounce. The euro-dollar ratio was stable, slightly above 1,22.
On the secondary it rises slightly spread between ten-year Italian and German, 127.10 points, +0,87%, with the yield of BTP 10 years stable, at 2,03%.
Returning to Piazza Affari, purchases pay off Buzzi, +1,9%, in view of the presentation of Donald Trump's infrastructure plan. Well stm +1,63% and Post + 1,62%.
Oil companies rose fractionally Eni +0,63% and Tenaris +0,39%. On the latter, Mediobanca reiterates the 'outperform' recommendation, with a price target set at 17,5 euros. Reinforcing the positive notion is the fact that active drillers increased in the United States last week, surpassing the maximum number of 2017. Saipem however it yields 0,88%.
Financials are among the least popular stocks. In the course of the session, the sales on the banks thickened, closing with mixed results. The worst are where -2,59% and Bper -1,79%, while outside the Ftse Mib a rain hits Ps -5,03% and Banca Carige -5%. Profit-taking penalizes Unipol -1,46%. It doesn't stop the bleeding Recordati -2,2%
