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THE 5 TOP NEWS OF THE DAY (VIDEO)

Another positive day for Piazza Affari, dragged down again by banks and oil: the month of November for the Milan Stock Exchange however was anything but positive – And then more work, Eni, Coldplay.

THE 5 TOP NEWS OF THE DAY (VIDEO)

1- Borsa, Milan in rally (+1%) with banks and oil

Negative closure for European lists but not for Piazza Affari which scores a +1%, driven by the exploits of Bper and the rise of oil above 50 dollars after the OPEC agreement - The boost also comes from the macro data on GDP better than expected and manufacturing PMI indicator up – Uncertainty on the referendum penalizes MPS – Spreads down – Wall Street at two speeds. The article by Maria Teresa Scorzoni.

2- Istat: unemployed young people at their lowest since 2012

The unemployment rate in the 15-24 age group fell to 36,4% - General unemployment fell to 11,6%, but the employed decreased and the inactive increased. Read the full article.

3- Eni: refinery explodes, no one injured

An explosion has occurred inside the Eni refinery in Sannazzaro de' Burgondi (Pavia), one of the largest in Italy. According to the first news, confirmed by the mayor Roberto Zucca and by the six-legged dog company itself, there are no injuries. Read the full article.

4- Piazza Affari, a black November for the banks but a great leap for FCA and Stm

The referendum syndrome has intensified sales on Italian banks: Mps, Banco Popolare, Ubi and Unicredit among the worst stocks of the month – Industry is much better, with FCA and StM on the shields – Positive performance in the rest of the Eurozone, while the US lists celebrate the honeymoon with Trump - The rise in the dollar makes Tokyo soar. Read the full article.

5- Coldplay: Court stops the scalpers

For Coldplay concerts, secondary ticketing platforms will no longer be able to resell tickets purchased on the primary market at higher prices - The Court of Rome decided this with a historic ruling that upholds the appeal of Siae - Fines of 2 thousand euros per ticket for those who do not respect the ban. Read the full article.

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