The situation is complex and Mario Draghi preferred to stall. In today's meeting, the cost of borrowing remained unchanged at 0,25% and no new measures were announced. But the ECB reiterated its readiness to act. Piazza Affari reacted well also driven by the bad bank scenarios for Italian banks. The FtseMib jumped by +2,28% to 19.504 points, the best in Europe. The spread is down to 206 basis points and the euro rises against the dollar to 1,3603 (+0,52%). Paris +1,71%, London +1,55%, Frankfurt +1,54%, Madrid +1,94%.
Apiazza Affari stand out Azimut which leaps by more than 6% in the wake of the good results of the January collection with the company which has begun to reap the first fruits of the international expansion policy. Banca Generali +3,66%. Mediolanum +3,18%. The banks are doing well: Mps +5,4%, Bper +4,6%. Ubi +3,65%, Unicredit +1,38%, Intesa +2,95%, Banco Popolare +3,7%, Bpm +2,39%. Enel +4,4% and Mediaset +4,1% were also highlighted.
Telecom Italia rises by 2,43%. "Frankly, I didn't even expect the appointment as president of Telecom Italia, but it is a choice that shouldn't be emphasised: it is just the natural continuation of the work I was already doing as vicar after the resignation of Franco Bernabe'", commented to Firstonline Aldo Minucci, appointed today as president by the board of directors of the tlc group, until the April meeting. In red on the FtseMib only Pirelli -1%.
Outside the Ftse Mib Banca Profilo runs with sustained volumes awaiting the indications of the number one Matteo Arpe in the presentation of the industrial plan today with closed markets.
Wall Street also rose sharply thanks to the positive signals from the US labor market. In fact, claims for unemployment benefits in the United States have returned to decline, which in the week ended February 20 decreased by 331 thousand units to 1 thousand. Unemployment data is expected tomorrow. At the close of Europe, the Dow Jones was up 1,13%, the Nasdaq up 500% and the S&P0,95 up 23%. Twitter collapses, -XNUMX% at startup.
The title pays for the users' stalemate and the disappointment on the quarterly results, the first after the IPO. Wal Disney leaps in the wake of the quarterly released yesterday after the close of trading: the company has filed profits up 33% thanks to the film division (supported by the success of films such as Frozen and Thor) and beat expectations. WTI oil climbs 0,85% to 98,21 dollars.
