1- Wall Street and oil push prices up, but Mediolanum ballasts Milan
Brilliant day on all European markets but Piazza Affari loses the sprint after the accounts presented by the Doris group. The increases in crude oil are blowing on the purchases while the European political uncertainties have repercussions on the rising spread. Eni and Enel did well, credit thwarted, industrialists rally with Brembo, Ferrari, Buzzi and Stm. Sale Prysmian after the agreement with Rte. Euro weaker against the dollar. The article by Maria Teresa Scorzoni.
2- Taxis and street vendors, tension rises in Rome: charges and paper bombs in Montecitorio
Day of fire, protests and throwing of objects in front of the headquarters of the Democratic Party, police charges and then paper bombs in Montecitorio and Porta Pia where the Minister of Transport Delrio received a delegation of taxi drivers. The mayor of Rome: "I'm with the taxi drivers" but then invites them to stop the wild protest. Among the Protestants there are also thugs: a brass knuckle appears, attacked the director of Gazebo. Two exponents of Forza Nuova arrested. Read the full article.
3- Emiliano turns around: he remains in the Democratic Party and is a candidate for the secretariat
The Governor of Puglia presents himself to the Pd leadership, which the splitters have decided to desert, and officially runs for the secretariat to challenge Matteo Renzi face to face – The 18 members of the commission that will draw up the rules of the congress have been chosen – Cuperlo launches an appeal: “Primaries in July”. Read the full article.
4- Svimez, surprise: the South is growing more than the North, GDP +0,8%
Driving the growth of the South is agriculture, which marks an increase of 7,3% against +1,6% in the North – Employment and exports also improve, again driven by the primary sector. Read the full article.
5- Alitalia, the contract negotiation reopens
Assaereo accepts the government's invitation and summons the unions for Wednesday afternoon. For now the strike of 23 February has been confirmed but work is underway to unblock the impasse. Satisfied with Development Minister Calenda after the meeting on Tuesday morning. "We need to find a quick solution." Read the full article.
