The Nasdaq exceeds 4.000 points for the first time since 2000 at the start of the session, then falls back

A bullish start for Wall Street with the Nasdaq rising above 2000 points for the first time since 4.000. The technology index then retreated to 3.991 points and the Dow Jones by 0,10%. The S&P500 is up 0,5%. In the background the temporary agreement signed over the weekend in Geneva on nuclear power with Iran. In terms of macro data, the data on home purchases in October was released in the afternoon -0,6% and -1,6% on an annual basis. This is the fifth consecutive decline that brings home buying sales to a 10-month low. Oil drops by 1% to 93,98 dollars a barrel. The euro/dollar trades at 1,3498 (-0,44%). Positive price lists in Europe with the exception of Milan which loses 0,42%: London +0,23%, Paris +0,35%, Frankfurt +0,74%. In Piazza Affari, the luxury of Tod's +4,27% and Ferragamo +3,71% stands out. Stm +1,03% and Pirelli +0,88% also performed well. At the bottom of the Ftse Mib Mps -5,58% which today convened a board of directors for tomorrow morning to deliberate "on operations on the bank's capital". The other banks were also down: Banco Popolare -4,12%, Ubi Banca -2,86%, Bpm -2,41%. Fiat -3,11%