1- France, Macron wins and Europe wins: he is the new President of the Republic
Clear victory for the leader of En Marche, Emmanuel Macron, in the presidential ballot – He overtook Marine Le Pen with 65,8% of the votes, in a round marked by a record abstention: at 25,3%, the highest since 1969 – The 39-year-old from Amiens is the youngest resident of the Elysée and the first outside the historic parties (the Gaullist and the socialist) – Europe too breathes a sigh of relief – VIDEO Macron's portrait Macron's economic program.
2- Obama in Milan, food and politics: sold out
This is the first public intervention since he left the White House. Obama will be guest of honor at “Seeds&Chips”, the world summit on food and innovation to be held at the Rho exhibition centre. It will cost 850 euros to hear his 45-minute speech – VIDEO.
3- Alitalia: 200 million losses per quarter lengthen the receivership
The loss of 200 million in the first three months is at the basis of the increase in the government loan to 600 million and is the litmus test that the company's receivership will last not six but nine months, i.e. until after the 2018 general elections. Professor Riccardo Gallo's analysis.
4- Consob, Vegas: "The bail-in is a shock that needs to be corrected"
In the annual meeting with the market, the president of Consob, Giuseppe Vegas, points out that Italy must prepare for monetary tightening but that Italexit would jeopardize the stability of the financial system - Rain of complaints and appeals from savers to Consob, especially on banks – “Piazza Affari has lost its centrality”. Go to the full article.
5- The detachment of coupons and the realizations on luxury hit Piazza Affari
The payment of dividends by numerous companies in the Star segment and the fall in luxury induced by the double-digit crash of Tod's weigh down Piazza Affari which, like the main European stock exchanges, had already discounted the Macron effect in recent days - Azimut, Mediaset bucking the trend , Intesa, Unipol and Eni. Go to the article.
