Le European stock markets close the day in a contrasting way, with Milan (-0,5%) among the worst places with the banking sector and utilities, while Frankfurt (+1,04%) shines, supported by the excellent performances of Adidas (+ 6,77%) and Siemens ENERGY (+6,67%), which brought the Dax to its highest point, exceeding 21 thousand points. In the rest of Europe, good Paris (+ 0,23%) and Madrid (+0,17%), while London closed flat. Uncertainty over Trump's trade policies keeps investors on edge, with their eyes on possible tariff impacts and restrictions on international trade.
In the meantime, Wall Street continues to rise, with Oracle infrastructures up sharply by +12,4% after the announcement of new strategic alliances. Also Nvidia recorded a gain of +5,53%, supporting the growth of the technology sector. Netflix, on the other hand, saw its stock soar thanks to surpassing 300 million subscribers, marking an incredible 44% increase in the fourth quarter.
To weigh in Business Square were the declines in the banking sector and in utilities: A2A (-2,95%), Ps (-2,30%) And Campari (-1,99%). All the stocks are under pressure banks. In contrast, however, some stocks have contributed to limiting the losses, such as Prysmian, which gained an excellent +3,42%, Interpump group (+ 1,58%) and Leonardo (+ 1,56%). Iveco group recorded a +1,37% increase, slightly supporting the Milan stock market.
Lo spread between the 110-year BTP and the German Bund is at 3,6 points, with the yield on the BTP settling at XNUMX%.
On the foreign exchange market, theeuro remains above $1,04. On the commodities front, the Petroleum remained stable: WTI closed just below $76 a barrel, while Brent remained above $79. As for energy, natural gas remained close to 50 euros per MWh.
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