Intesa Sanpaolo is putting Friday's sales behind it and is moving up sharply together with the other banks. The oil companies are also positive, Milan pink jersey of Europe
After a rising close in the US on Friday following the data on the labor market, today in Europe the trend is expected to be positive, with trade which could, however, be limited by the closure of the London stock exchange
The Fed not only left rates unchanged at 23-year highs, but hinted that there will only be one rate cut this year
In the meeting with the unions held at Palazzo Chigi, the Government presented a work package, included in the Cohesion decree. Today the council of ministers
European stock markets maintain a solid position at mid-day on the back of positive quarterly results. However, Wall Street futures are falling ahead of US economic data. In the meantime, there is an easing of pressure on…
It is the post-Wall Street stock market that is setting the pace, even in Asia and could do so in Europe too. Microsoft gains over 4%, Alphabet soars to +11% after they closed trading with a decline. In Milan, eyes…
Wall Street closes higher, but Tesla leaves 3,34% on the floor while awaiting today's results. Asian stock markets are mixed. Spotlight on the Tim assembly
Stock markets are calm in both America and Europe despite the storm of recent days in the Middle East. Milan suffers from the dividend effect but reduces its losses in the afternoon
Israel launched the counterattack during the night. Drones used. Objective: the base near the city of Isfahan. The nuclear power plants of the Islamic Republic are safe. For CNN, the limited attack would have respected US wishes against escalation. Oil prices…
European stock markets rebound and outperform Wall Street. Thanks above all to the surge of LVMH which inflames the Cac40 but also a clear recovery in Piazza Affari
Stock markets in deep red after Israel announced its intention to respond to the Iranian attack. The spread rises, dollar at highs. Rain of sales on Piazza Affari, bad for the banks
Disillusionment with the Fed's monetary easing and geopolitical tensions are causing stock prices in the US and consequently also those in Asia to fall. European openings saw a sharp decline. Eyes to Eni.
Stock markets, especially European ones, erase fears linked to the Middle East and advance despite the slowdown on Wall Street. Prysmian, Stellantis (which changes the name of the Alfa Romeo SUV) and Leonardo lead the increases in the Ftse Mib
Asian stock markets under pressure except China, while European ones are seen starting higher. In Milan the spotlight is on Prysmian and Saipem
This afternoon the US quarterly reports will dominate the market: on the agenda are JPMorgan Chase & Co, Citigroup and Wells Fargo. JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, BlackRock and State Street. In Europe, keep an eye on the Unicredit assembly
Data on US inflation yesterday worried the markets, dispelling expectations of a cut by the Fed. Today European stock markets are expected to show little movement. Bankers could benefit from the situation
Wall Street and the Nasdaq are suffering from the prospect of a postponement of Fed rates due to the trend in American inflation. Europe on the other hand is in a swing, but at the end of the afternoon Piazza Affari starts running with the banks on the shields
The climate of expectation remains: for the US inflation data tomorrow and for the ECB's decision on Thursday. Yesterday Wall Street closed with little movement, but Tesla made sparks with a rise of almost 5%
While waiting for new data on US inflation and the ECB summit, the financial markets regain confidence while gold and oil always dance around the highs, without ignoring Dimon's (JP Morgan) warning on rates
Investors' eyes are already focused on US inflation on Wednesday and the ECB meeting on Thursday. Milan among the best, oil falling, yield on the benchmark 10-year BTP rising
European stock markets are all down sharply awaiting US employment data. Minneapolis Fed hawk questions rate cut. Oil on the rise. There is only one investor question: it has begun...
After yesterday's profit taking on the stock markets, oil and gold are driving the markets today too. Tesla's collapse hits
The decline on Wall Street also sends the European stock markets into the red, especially Milan, even if Saipem and Eni rise due to the rise in oil prices. The BTP-Bund spread widens. New records for gold
In the middle of the session the Ftse Mib reached 34.770 points. De Felice (Intesa): "Growth will accelerate already in the second quarter, with 3 rate cuts from the ECB by the end of the year". On Wall Street, eyes on Boeing
Milan graduates early as queen of Europe in the first quarter of 2024 because the Easter holidays also begin on the stock exchange from Friday. Wall Street and the Nasdaq are counting on the rally of the magnificent 7 in tech
Piazza Affari is once again the best stock exchange in Europe in a record quarter. The American stock markets, however, moved little
The Milanese price list is the only one rising, remaining above 34 thousand points, while the others in Europe record a mixed picture in the middle of the day, in view of the start of Wall Street where futures are falling
Markets on hold after new records. The Tim match continues in Piazza Affari. Stellantis plays the Chinese card (in Poland). The Treasury insists on new BTPs
Over 90 dead and over 150 injured: this is the provisional toll of a terrible attack claimed by ISIS in a concert hall in Moscow. Shock also due to the video announcement by the young Princess of Wales, Kate, that she has abdominal cancer
New record for gold, above $2.220 an ounce for the first time. Convincing increases in Amsterdam, Madrid and London, further behind Paris, Frankfurt and Milan weighed down by the negative session of the banking sector
After a weak opening, the stock markets rose slightly supported by the Zew index. After the historic turning point of the Bank of Japan, the stock markets look towards the Fed. Unilever rises in London, Atos collapses in Paris
The mixed macro data do not discourage the stock markets, still convinced that the Fed and ECB will cut rates in June. The turmoil of the TLCs due to the Swisscom-Vodafone deal pushes the price lists, spreads rising
The markets' eyes are all on February US retail sales and producer prices. Europe updates highs, spreads fall, oil rises
Neither US inflation nor worse-than-expected industrial production are affecting the mood of European stock markets, which are all still on the rise. In Frankfurt, eyes on Adidas, Zalando and Volkswagen. Inditex drags Madrid
After plunging to -9%, Telecom Italia shares lost more than 4%. 5,6% of the capital changed hands. Fincantieri flies, Juventus collapses. In New York, eyes on the Nasdaq
Markets with bated breath for the detection of American inflation on which the Fed's moves on rates will depend. Gold and Bitcoin are flying. Enel and Saipem are running in Piazza Affari
Partial recovery of Tim shares after yesterday's collapse due to doubts about the amount of debt following the sale of the network. Iveco also shines on Piazza Affari due to Leonardo's interest. US employment growth beyond expectations but…
The last session of the week is characterized by a cautious attitude of investors in light of the recent records reached by global markets and awaiting data on the US labor market. Iveco takes off in Piazza Affari, after rumors of…
European stock markets are weak as we await the words with which the president of the ECB, Christine Lagarde, will explain the decision to keep rates unchanged
The weakness of Germany favors the BTP and the spread drops to 133. Bitcoin flies towards 70 thousand. Powell doesn't shake the markets but Piazza Affari is still among the best in Europe
Cautious price lists awaiting Fed President Jerome Powell's first hearing at the US Parliament - US hi-tech rally continues, new highs for gold
The high tech giants are in trouble. Chinese to the rescue. Great anticipation for the words of the Presidents of the Fed and the ECB. Ftse Mib superstar
The Milanese stock market stands out in Europe thanks to utilities, oil and banks while the other European stock exchanges find themselves in a contrasting scenario. Wall Street down in a climate of anticipation for Powell's words
Chinese Prime Minister Li Qing's message to the National People's Congress disappoints operators, but Asian stock markets go up. in Ny Nvidia doesn't stop anymore, the spread drops again
Interview with Alan Wolff, visiting fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington and former top manager of the WTO: "Trade between the US and the EU will continue to grow, accelerated by the geopolitical rivalry between the United States and China" - And…
An operation that could revolutionize the telecommunications landscape in our country. Swisscom's goal? Merge Vodafone Italia with its subsidiary Fastweb. Here are the details
The German stock exchange is racing, Piazza Affari at highs. The Bot people celebrates new records of Btp Valore
Two years after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Europe must decide whether it loves itself and learn to defend itself militarily or condemn itself to decline, opening the way to barbarism. The European and American elections will be fundamental for our…
The Tokyo stock market sets records, surpassing the barrier of 38.915 points, 34 years after the real estate bubble. While Milan has once again surpassed the highs of the last 15 years, driven by the banks. Tenaris in the spotlight
So far the rise of the artificial intelligence giant has been unstoppable: will it continue or will it fall back? This is what all analysts are asking themselves in view of the presentation of the accounts
Milan Fashion Week opens with a busy calendar of fashion shows and events dedicated to the autumn/winter 2024-2025 women's collections. A mini-guide to prepare for the most anticipated event in fashion
China's generous discount on mortgages but the market is not convinced that it is enough to overcome the crisis of confidence in real estate. Btp-Bund spread at two-year low. Oil rises, gas is flat
Every day is good for the new record of the Japanese Nikkei which has stood since 1989. Eurostoxx at its highest since XNUMX
The boom of Stellantis based on the satisfactory budget results of 2023 gives a boost to the Ftse Mib where Prysmian, Moncler and Diasorin also shine
The party returns to the markets that are chasing historical records, touching up the highs of the beginning of the millennium, but the EU avoided recession "by a hair's breadth"
English inflation is falling, but for Valentine's Day the prices of flowers, restaurants and chocolate are soaring. Nexi highlighted in Milan, Robin Hood returns to fly on Wall Street
Losses around 1% for the ten-year Treasury but the yield rises to 4,33%, the highest in three months. The stock markets attempted a rebound today after yesterday's retreat but Arm leaves 20% on the ground
European and American stock markets are all in the red. Piazza Affari loses more than one percentage point but defends 31 thousand. American stock markets are doing worse
The stock markets are in negative territory awaiting US inflation, which is essential for understanding the Fed's direction. Wall Street futures are also down
The eyes of the stock markets are focused on US inflation, but in the meantime the push comes from Tokyo (+2,7%) which is galloping in the wake of Softbank's rally (+6%). Bitcoin exceeds 50 thousand dollars, the price of gas continues to decline
All the stock markets are on the rise but the one in Milan shines brightest. Tod's, after the announcement of the takeover bid aimed at delisting, gains over 18%. Saras, however, disappoints
European stock markets are all up, while Wall Street is uncertain awaiting the inflation data. In Milan the banks are still positive, Saipem also on the shields
In Piazza Affari, at a 15-year high, the spotlight is on the exit of the Moratti family from Saras and the new delisting attempt by Tod's. Artificial intelligence still reigns supreme in the markets. Microsoft reaches new heights
S&P 500 always on top in the Stases and chips and Toyota make the Tokyo Stock Exchange soar. Deflation slows down China: Alibaba -7%
America is recovering on the stock market but Europe is suffering. Piazza Affari is also in the red, missing the psychological threshold of 31 thousand basis points even if MPS shines after the 2023 accounts and the arrival of the dividend
The banking quarterly reports take center stage in Piazza Affari. After Unicredit and Intesa, Mps has also arrived and the eyes are turning to Bper and Banco Bpm. Cars in great shape after the results of Ford and Toyota. Cautious EU price lists
In two days the Big Banks of Piazza Affari transferred more than 15 billion to their shareholders. And the markets applaud. Today Stellantis goes to Giorgetti
On the eve of the Lunar New Year, Chinese stock markets take off thanks to a strong infusion of capital desired by President Xi Jinping - In America the drop in rates is postponed to June - Intesa-Unicredit derby on accounts in Milan
Thanks to the leap of Unicredit (+8,2%) and the other major banks, the Ftse Mib is the best stock market index in Europe and comes close to the psychological threshold of 31 thousand basis points - Other price lists contrasted
The Milan stock exchange exceeds 31 thousand points, driven by the banks and in particular by Unicredit, which records record profits of 8,6 billion and a buyback of around 10 billion - Stellantis loses ground after Elkann's denial...
The CEO of Stellantis warns the Government about the risks faced by the Mirafiori and Pomigliano plants if public incentives for electric cars do not arrive and Urso provokes by hypothesizing the intervention of the State in the car company that Fio, Schlein would like...
Almost half of Italians are worried about managing their savings and investments, especially in an uncertain economic context. Improving financial education is essential to look to the future with more confidence
In a little-moved Europe, Milan achieved a new record since 2008 at 30.910 points, driven by the banks and Saipem - Among the leading stocks of the Old Continent, Novo Nordisk stands out, while H&M collapses after the...
The astonishing progress of investments in Artificial Intelligence is spreading visibly. We started with the revision of the texts and are reaching areas that were unthinkable until yesterday. JP Morgan fears the outbreak of a…
Dragged by the rise of Stellantis and banking stocks, Piazza Affari rebounds and is now the best stock exchange in Europe, despite the collapse of Saipem - The delay in the rate cut weakens Wall Street instead
Stellantis and the banks run in Milan, Saipem sinks – Artificial intelligence plays a bad joke on Taylor Swift and Microsoft
The debt-ridden Chinese real estate giant is in liquidation. In Europe the rate cut is closer, France launches the diktat. In the spotlight banks and managed
In the space of a few years, innovative companies have overtaken giants that seemed unassailable, such as Volkswagen or BASF. Now on the podium are: the Dutch chip company Asml, the Danish Novo Nordisk and LVMH
LVMH's booming results send the stock soaring on the stock market and boost the entire sector. Armored Stellantis. For Tesla it is the end of a dream
With 110 votes in favour, 64 against and 3 abstentions, the Senate approved the Differentiated Autonomy, strongly desired by the League and very disliked by the oppositions who fear a further split between North and South. Now the reform passes to the Montecitorio for examination
China also promotes the Bull - BTPs in the running - Banks and luxury highlighted in Milan
Richemont sales boost luxury stocks. Piazza Affari rising driven by banks, eyes on Unicredit. Oil prices rise after EIA forecasts
The words of the ECB president on rates, which will only fall in the summer, are liked by the banks which are going up on the stock market but they are not enough to save the stock markets, including Milan which loses almost 1% and is struggling to defend the 30 thousand mark
Not even the words of the ECB president today in Davos have stopped the pessimism of the markets, fueled by the news arriving from the Red Sea. The risk of recession pushes gas higher. Weak stocks and bonds
Markets down due to delay in rate cut. Today Lagarde speaks in Davos. Eni unties the Kashagan knot
Weak European lists without the compass of Wall Street closed for holidays but banking earthquake in sight if Commerz really were to move to Deutsche - Germany in recession - Iveco flies to Piazza Affari
The effects of the first electoral challenges of the year stand out: in Taiwan the anti-China party wins. On the internal front, the dossier on the former Ilva is in the foreground. Inflation data for December will be released on Tuesday
European stock markets rise after US and UK attacks against Houthi rebels in Yemen – Oil prices soar
The Chinese real estate crisis, the drop in oil prices, the Apple and Musk unknowns torment the markets and Europe starts in pale red
China's anti-dumping investigation into EU liquors is worsening the mood. Waiting for US employment data
Bond yields rise in anticipation of Eurozone inflation and US employment data. Meloni confirms his intention to sell a stake in Poste
Doubts about Apple's future and anxiety over the Fed's minutes on the next rate moves send the stock markets into the red while T-bond yields rise - In Milan the banks are holding up but not the securities...
Stock market day oriented downwards everywhere - negative Asia and difficult start for the lists of the Old Continent
Asian stocks mixed. Enel raises cash in Greece
Ninth end-of-year speech for President Sergio Mattarella, the second of his second mandate. "It is essential to make room for the culture of peace" only in this way will the violence end. To young people "love is not selfishness". And then an appeal "vote,…
Financial markets are preparing to close 2023 on a high note, marking the best year since 1997. A rally driven by interest rate trends and the rise of Artificial Intelligence
Sparks on Wall Street also on December 23, the birthday of the Fed, which the markets hope will be gentler on rates
The EU opens its doors to Ukraine and Moldova, bypassing the Hungarian Orban's veto - However, very close negotiations will be needed for Kiev's actual entry into the EU
During the press conference Powell did not go so far as to declare mission accomplished but implied that the increases are probably over. He also has rising openings in Asia and Europe. Today the ECB and Tim Board. Cucinelli on the shields
At COP28, the Texan sheikhs and oilmen avoid the flop at the last minute - transition but not elimination of fossil fuels - The lack of clarity on the real trend of inflation offers the Fed a pretext not to touch rates (for now)