Le European stock exchanges close the week without much energy, while inflation remains the undisputed protagonist, with forecasts that extend until 2025. The markets are still waiting for the Christmas holidays, but the air is still heavy. Paris, Frankfurt e Madrid all close with a slight decline, while London manages to stay on course. Milan, very volatile, closes at -0,08%, with Amplifon e Inwit among the few to smile. Good too Leonardo, driven by rumors of increased NATO spending. Banks, on the other hand, are not in a festive mood and are closing in the red. Among the worst blue chips Pirelli e Classic Ferrari for sale, while Bank System sinks after the dividend ban imposed by the Bank of Italy.
Across the ocean, too Wall Street there's not much to celebrate: the Dow Jones loses ground, but Nasdaq and S&P 500 try to stay on track. Honda is the star of the day with its +13% thanks to the possible merger with Nissan, while Qualcomm he is basking in a legal victory.
The euro makes a small bounce against the dollar, the Petroleum slips and the natural gas gains momentum. The bitcoin instead it continues to go down, without any presents under the tree. It spread Btp-Bund slightly up at 118 points.
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