The fire at the Taranto blast furnace puts into doubt not only the future of the most important site in the Mediterranean but also the fate of the Italian steel industry itself. The chain of responsibilities is endless and the rosary of promises and failures is…
Alstom collapses in Paris, Burberry soars in London. In Milan, eyes on Unicredit in view of the meeting with the Mef - Follow the LIVE BROADCAST • MARKETS Enough fear for duties, Big Tech is back in the spotlight by Gabriella Bruschi
Several US tech companies have announced huge AI deals in the Middle East, coinciding with Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia. Wall Street is positive after moderate US inflation data. European stocks are seen opening…
The Ftse Mib surpasses the psychological threshold of 40 thousand points in the wake of Stellantis, Monte dei Paschi and Iveco and the Btp-Bund spread stands at 102 points. The Nasdaq is the index that shines the most
European stocks take a breather after Monday's rally but close the day with gains, US inflation below expectations. Follow LIVE
Six weeks into the stock market turmoil triggered by Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs, markets are regaining confidence in the future, which still has a date, July when the tariff pause will expire. Asian stock markets…
The rally of the American stock markets also supports the European markets, with the exception of Germany, and Milan runs thanks to Stellantis and the banks involved in the risk
European stock markets open the week sharply higher thanks to the first agreement between the US and China on tariffs, a sprint opening for Wall Street. Stellantis and Stm rise at Piazza Affari. Leonardo down – Follow the LIVE • MARKETS Thaw…
The possibility that the US and China could actually find a trade agreement, even if there are no details yet, has triggered optimism in the markets and a greater propensity for risk that has led investors to move away from the safe haven…
Europe rises and looks with optimism to possible clearings on the tariff front after the US-UK agreement. The Fed does not cut rates, the BoE does. In Milan a rain of quarterly reports – Follow the LIVE
The prospect of a US-UK deal on tariffs could pave the way for other agreements, particularly with China over the weekend. European stock markets are seen opening positively. At Piazza Affari, watch out for Banco…
Yesterday evening the United States and China announced that they will meet in Geneva over the weekend to begin talks to reach a trade deal. UK and India reach agreement. Meanwhile, China injects liquidity into the system and lowers the…
Friedrich Merz rejected by the Bundestag with 310 votes against the 316 needed, despite a theoretical majority of 328 seats. Unexpected political crisis for Berlin in the midst of economic stagnation. What happens now?
At Piazza Affari, eyes on the banking risk ahead of this week's board meetings. Netflix, Warner and Paramount in the red on Wall Street after the threat of duties on films produced abroad, Buffett's farewell sends Berkshire into the red
With the closure of most of the Asian markets, the decline of the dollar and oil stands out. The European stock markets are seen opening at parity. At Piazza Affari, eyes on the banking risk, Leonardo, Saipem
Europe closes with strong gains. Milan returns above 38 thousand points, driven by Prysmian and Leonardo. Banks do well, utilities are weak - Follow the LIVE BROADCAST • MARKETS Evidence of a thaw between the US and China: what's happening by Gabriella Bruschi
The glimmer of talks in China and Japan creates easing in the markets, but Tokyo does not fail to remind Washington how many government bonds it has in its vaults. On Wall Street success for Meta and Microsoft, but problems for Apple…
The sharp 0,3% contraction of US GDP in the first quarter of 2025 sinks the markets - Follow the LIVE broadcast • MARKETS The effects of Trump's tariffs shake the stock markets by Gabriella Bruschi
The balance sheet data that emerged in the after-hours of Wall Street yesterday and the industrial data in China and Japan are worrying investors who see in them the first signs of the impact of tariffs on the economies. The futures on the European markets are little moved.…
Banking-insurance risk stocks and especially the big rivals of the OPS (Mediobanca and Mps) are animating the Italian Stock Exchange. The expected softening of Trump's duties on the car industry is encouraging Wall Street which is waiting for the Big Tech accounts
European stock markets close mixed, with Milan in the lead (+1,09%) thanks to the banking rally led by Mediobanca and Mps. Wall Street advances ahead of tech quarterly results and new announcements on US tariffs
Trump seems set to soften the impact of new auto trade tariffs by preventing tariffs on foreign-made vehicles from being added to other tariffs. Wall Street recovers late on, but Trump's first 100 days are…
Piazza Affari closes on the rise together with the European lists: how much does the de-escalation between the US and China on duties count - Tomorrow Banco Bpm board of directors decides on Unicredit Ops - Follow the LIVE broadcast
European stock markets close the session slightly higher, supported by the recovery of Wall Street. Piazza Affari limits the damage (-0,09%) with Tim, Generali and utilities - Follow the LIVE
Trade war and Trump-Powell clash increase distrust towards the United States: investors exit dollar assets in favor of Europe and Asia. Gold at new stellar records. Asian and European stock markets are in modest decline.…
The Old Continent's stock markets close mixed but reduce losses at the end. Milan is the queen of Europe. Powell speaks tonight, the ECB tomorrow - Follow the LIVE broadcast • MARKETS Here's why it's stormy again. The price of gold rises again…
All European stock markets close higher. The auto sector rises on the hypothesis of a 25% reduction in duties. Wall Street moves more cautiously - Follow the LIVE BROADCAST • MARKETS Tariffs on chips and pharmaceuticals are coming…
While Trump announces a suspension of duties on cars, he prepares those for semiconductors and pharmaceuticals. China suspends the export of rare earths. European stock markets seen at parity. LVMH sales collapse. At Piazza Affari to watch Stellantis…
The Milan Stock Exchange leads the rebounds with the German one thanks to the exploit of Telecom Italiana and the banks. The increases of the other European markets are also over 2%. Goldman Sachs encourages the American stock markets, even if the US-China trade war…
European stock markets buoyant after Trump's temporary halt to duties. Positive opening for Wall Street too. At Piazza Affari, eyes on Mps and Unicredit after the government's approval of a takeover bid on Mediobanca and the approval of the German Antitrust Authority...
The dollar suffers from Trump's push-pull on tariffs. Asian stock markets take advantage of the exemption on tech tariffs, even knowing it will be temporary. European stock markets are doing well: eyes on BTPs after the rating increase…
After Beijing's response to Trump's tariff war, European stock markets reverse course and close nervously. Wall Street also swings - Follow the LIVE
Ursula von der Leyen said the EU could tax Big Tech if trade talks with Trump fail. European stock markets seen opening higher. At Piazza Affari eyes on Leonardo and Webuild
A day of two faces today on the stock market. Europe, including Piazza Affari which is gaining almost 5%, is celebrating Trump's turnaround on tariffs with a day's delay, but in America profit-taking is starting after yesterday's exploit...
Trump's U-turn on tariffs pushes Wall Street higher, with the Magnificent Seven soaring, Asian stock markets and most likely European ones too. In Milan, keep an eye on Mediobanca, Mps, Generali, Banco Bpm, Eni, Stm and Italgas.…
The suspension of duties suddenly decided by Trump, except for China, once again shakes the financial markets and Wall Street takes flight with stellar increases. It is likely that tomorrow morning it will also happen for the European stock markets that…
Today, the ones paying the price of the tariff war are mainly T-bonds and European stock markets, including Piazza Affari, despite a small recovery of the American stock markets. The BTP-Bund spread is at 130
Rain of sales on Piazza Affari and on all European stock exchanges after China responded to the United States on duties, raising the level of the trade war - Follow the LIVE broadcast
Trump's tough stance against China has dampened yesterday's enthusiasm and stocks have once again been triggered by sell-offs. But US bonds are also causing tremors with a weak auction and raising fears of…
Wall Street runs and European stock markets bounce back, recovering some of their losses. Trump: "China wants an agreement on tariffs, we're waiting for a call". Wp: "Elon Musk tried to convince him to lift the tariffs"
The watchword today is "negotiations," the ones that the States are organizing with the US to try to remodulate the tariffs. The US Treasury Secretary said that almost 70 countries have come closer. The Tokyo Stock Exchange is…
Another heart-stopping day on the markets, which opened sharply lower but then reduced their losses on the hypothesis, denied by the White House, of a possible 90-day freeze on rates. Trump instead threatens to raise tariffs on…
Global markets on a rollercoaster waiting to see what Trump will do about tariffs. In Europe, Milan is the worst. "Don't be weak, don't be stupid," says the president. Von der Leyen: "Proposed zero-for-zero tariffs on industry" - Follow the live broadcast
The fear of a global recession is hitting all European stock markets. At Piazza Affari some stocks are unable to open due to excessive declines, others are losing more than 10%. Leonardo is also in the storm
Europe closes in deep red after Trump's duties and Chinese countermoves. Milan is the worst: banks, insurance, cars and oil in free fall
Trump's tariffs trigger $2,5 trillion Wall Street rout. Trump says everything will be great afterward. Tokyo has another bad day, China is closed. European stocks are seen opening modestly lower.…
The effect of tariffs on the markets is disastrous. The Nasdaq loses more than 5% while the euro recovers 2,5% against the dollar. The European stock markets are also doing badly, including Piazza Affari, which leaves more than 3% on the ground. Apple loses 200 million dollars for…
European stock markets close on a black Thursday due to US tariffs. Leonardo and utilities are saved at Piazza Affari - Follow the LIVE broadcast
At 22pm Italian time Donald Trump will announce the new duties. Mattarella: "A united response is needed from the EU". Meloni: "Work to avoid a trade war". Here are the most exposed sectors and the risks for Italy
After yesterday's slump, European and American stock markets are recovering and Milan is bouncing back thanks to Ferrari, Leonardo and the banks, but the tariff nightmare that Trump will launch tomorrow evening is making the markets nervous while gold is soaring
Investors around the world are studying the best strategies: betting on companies outside the tariff radar, exploiting volatility and above all throwing themselves into gold. For companies it is time for countermoves and Xi Jinping calls on the international industrial giants.…
Uncertainty remains high ahead of the key date for tariffs on April 2. But attention is also on Germany, which is grappling with the formation of the government after recent decisions, also underlined by Mario Draghi as a "historic turning point".…
Wall Street and Nasdaq experienced a session of growth not seen in days. Light duties give confidence to the American markets. The trend of the European stock markets, however, is different, having lost momentum today. Banks in evidence at…
European stock markets start the week higher, with expectations of less extensive US tariffs and focus on peace talks between Russia and Ukraine. At Piazza Affari, the spotlight is on Tim, after Vivendi reduced its stake…
The fact that Trump's views on tariffs have become more lenient over the weekend is bringing a more positive sentiment to the stock markets. Especially since the end of the conflict in Ukraine is expected on April 20.…
European stock markets close lower on the day of options and futures expiration, even after the vote in Germany on defense investments. Airlines fall after the fire at Heathrow airport. In Milan Banco Bpm does well, the…
It’s going to be a volatile day, traders say, as a series of maturities intersect today. Central banks around the world have said this week that the outlook is uncertain and clouded by Trump’s tariffs. Eyes…
Fear of duties and Lagarde's alarm scare European stock markets. In Milan, Stellantis, Leonardo and banks are suffering the most. American lists are mixed
European stock markets remain down, suffocated by fears related to US tariffs. Wall Street also slips into negative territory, due to uncertainty about future interventions by the Fed. The BoE confirms rates unchanged at 4,5%. At the start of the…
After the Fed's no-show yesterday, today it's the turn of the Bank of England, the Swiss National Bank and the Riksbank to announce their decision on rates. European stock markets are seen opening at parity. Keep an eye on Nexi, A2a
European stock markets close higher, driven by the German mega plan for defense and infrastructure, with Milan at its highest since 2007 (+1,31%). Nasdaq falls, weighed down by Tesla and Google - Follow the LIVE
Tomorrow's meeting between Trump and Putin on Ukraine fuels the hopes of European stock markets, also boosted by Germany's investment plan, but US Secretary of State Bessent chills optimism: "We do not rule out recession". Wall Street, however…
The week begins cautiously for European stock markets, attentive to geopolitical and macroeconomic developments. In Italy, focus on February inflation and the decisions of the Central Banks. Oil rises, Saipem and Leonardo do well, luxury down - Follow the…
The needle of the balance of the price lists is still in favor of Europe, awaiting the decision in Germany on the funds for growth and defense, and in China, with the new stimulus packages for consumption. The takeover bid begins at Piazza Affari…
European stock markets close higher, driven by optimism over a potential ceasefire in Ukraine and after US President Trump reassured markets about the prospects for the American economy. Banks and Saipem do well at Piazza Affari - Follow the…
The possibility of a ceasefire in Ukraine and the resumption of military support by the US seem to have reassured investors' sentiments, who however still view Trump's vacillation on tariffs and his ideas on the economy with suspicion...
European stock markets close in the red after Trump's new announcement on tariffs. Wall Street negative despite the rebound of Tesla and Nvidia. Stellantis sinks in Milan, Leonardo does well after accounts and guidance increase - Follow the LIVE
Rain sales on Big Tech stocks that overwhelm the Nasdaq but also infect the European lists. At Piazza Affari Buzzi and the banks lose ground while Diasorin, Hera and Stellantis rebound
European stock markets extend their declines, with an eye on Trump's trade policies and contrasting macroeconomic data. Utilities are doing well at Piazza Affari, banks are in the red. Juventus collapses - Follow the LIVE broadcast
Europe starts off on the downside on Trump's changing policies. In Milan, Ferragamo sinks after the red figures of 2024 and drags down the entire Milanese luxury sector, in difficulty due to the slowdown in consumption in China...
After yesterday's collapse, the main European stock markets - Milan and Frankfurt in the lead - are marking a strong rebound today and are still waiting for tomorrow's ECB rate cuts. German Bunds make a big leap
European stock markets bounce back after yesterday's heavy losses: the possible improvement in US tariffs and the ambitious German plan for infrastructure are reviving the markets. In Milan, industrial and banking stocks are doing well, while utilities are down - Follow…
Tariffs are still dominating the markets, this time in contrast to yesterday's collapse, after the US Secretary of Commerce hinted at a compromise. European stock markets are trying to recover after the stress of…
Stock markets in Europe and America are all in the red. Milan is one of the markets that are losing the most: Stellantis, Stm, Iveco and Telecom Italia are collapsing. Gold is rising again
Trump's duties sink European stock markets, with Milan and Frankfurt among the hardest hit due to their strong trade dependence on the United States. ECB meeting expected. Cars and chips down at Piazza Affari, while stocks are…
European stocks are set to open lower as investors await enlightenment from political leaders who are trying to hammer out a peace plan for Ukraine
European stock markets, supported by defense stocks and banks, soar while American ones retreat. Since the beginning of the year, the decoupling between the stock markets on the two sides of the Atlantic has continued with Europe doing better than Wall Street which fears the…
Increased EU Defense spending boosts the entire sector. Leonardo, Thales and Rheinmetall soar. Meanwhile, on Wall Street, nervousness over the introduction of duties, along with the slowdown in the ISM manufacturing index, weighs on the indices - Follow the LIVE
After a very intense weekend from a geopolitical point of view, the markets are positive, in the hope of peace in Ukraine. The leap of cryptocurrencies stands out after Trump's idea, not very detailed, to use them in reserves. Stock exchanges…
European Commissioner Dombrovskis predicts a 7% drop in global GDP due to Trump's tariffs. All stock markets are in the red, including the US ones. But the monthly balance is still in favor of Europe
Europe all on the rise with eyes on Ukraine and the US awaiting the Nvidia accounts arriving this evening. The Piazza Affari race continues, with the Ftse Mib reaching its highest since December 2007 thanks to banks and…
Stock markets remain volatile, with the fear index at its highest for the year and US consumer confidence falling, while Piazza Affari closes positive thanks to the rally in banks and Leonardo. Wall Street continues to slide, especially on stocks of…
Trump's tariff threats are becoming more concrete and are hitting Asian stock markets in particular. Even on Wall Street, technology stocks closed down, except for Apple thanks to its new expansion plan. European stock markets…
Germany elections, exit polls: Merz's CDU/CSU wins the elections in Germany with 29%, according to the first exit poll. Second is the far-right AfD with 19,5%, the first time in the history of the Federal Republic. The SPD follows with 16%,…
Trump announces more duties on pharmaceuticals, cars and chips but the markets are instead looking at the evolution of the situation in Ukraine. After so many increases today could be a day of profit taking. European stock markets are seen opening little changed. Watch out…
The big topic of the day is the possibility of peace in Ukraine: this is driving up stock markets driven by the defense sector, while it is driving up government bond yields. Watch out for the new Eni deal…
European stock markets accelerate in the afternoon and close sharply higher, with Piazza Affari flying to its highest since 2008, driven by banks. Paris does well with SocGen, London soars after the Bank of England cut – Follow the LIVE broadcast
Storm on the markets for the collapse of Google that disappoints expectations and drags down the Nasdaq. Europe is also contrasted despite the leap of Madrid driven by the boom of Santander. Piazza Affari among the worst
European stock markets mixed, weighed down by the trade war and disappointing quarterly results from Google and AMD. Santander soars in Madrid. Gold hits record highs
Futures are all in the red this morning, both on the Nasdaq and on European stock exchanges. Alphabet's accounts were not liked and the stock collapsed in the afterhours. Keep an eye on Fincantieri's mega-order
The entry into force of tariffs on Mexico and Canada were suspended for a month, but now the war is moving to Asia with China announcing tariffs between 10 and 15% on coal, gas, oil, equipment…
The trade war unleashed by Trump overwhelms global markets, with heavy losses for Asian and European stock exchanges. In Milan, Stm and the automotive sector collapse. Oil soars - Follow the LIVE broadcast
European stock markets close mixed, slowing at the end. Wall Street rises, driven by Apple accounts and macro data. At Piazza Affari (+0,12%), Stm recovers, Ferragamo soars thanks to solid revenues, while banks remain under pressure - Follow…
Markets are taking a breather and regaining control after the panic of the last few hours due to DeepSeek. Now attention is returning to central banks and bigtech data. In the background, fears for tariffs. European stock markets seen opening in the green
Mps loses ground on the stock exchange and the takeover bid premium vanishes, Mediobanca holds firm and the Lion of Trieste runs: this is the verdict of the second day of the stock exchange on the Mps takeover bid. Earthquake in the US high tech after the Chinese breakthrough on Artificial Intelligence:…
Financial markets start the week in the red due to fears over Chinese chips. The Nasdaq is heavy with big caps collapsing. Nvidia has its worst daily performance in its history - Follow the LIVE broadcast
S&P nears new records and Nasdaq does very well thanks to the relaunch of Big Tech and Netflix. Milan in the red but Prysmian and Leonardo run
Milan was the worst performer among European stock markets, penalized by banks and utilities, while Frankfurt was supported by gains in Adidas and Siemens Energy. Wall Street continues to rise, led by the rally in tech stocks
Trump has been sworn in and is officially the 47th president of the United States. A shower of measures is coming: from simplifying drilling to the Panama Canal, here's what he said during his inaugural address
After a day full of tensions, finally a truce in Gaza and the release of the first three Israeli hostages (three young women) and Palestinian prisoners
