Macro data does not help the stock markets but America is doing worse than Europe, which is also affected by the vicissitudes of Raiffeisen Bank in Russia. In the Nasdaq Nvidia always down
The amount of the Fed's cut will depend on the US jobs data released today. Banks fear a faster-than-expected easing of monetary policy. Russia's decision on Raiffeisen weighs on the entire sector
Nvidia is still the weakest stock of the Magnificent Seven today and the Nasdaq suffers. Milan so-so while Paris loses ground after the appointment of the new French prime minister. Oil is rebounding
Zero-emission energy production is planned through floating offshore plants equipped with new-generation compact reactors. In the future, it will also be possible to consider transmission on land
Last night's beige book did not say anything good about the state of the US economy, which was mostly "flat or slowing". We now await tomorrow's key employment data. European stocks are seen opening weak
Another day of sales for Nvidia, the leading stock in the US and global Big Tech. Wall Street and Nasdaq show signs of recovery but then retreat. Europe also closes the session in decline. In Milan, Saipem does well, Moncler does poorly. Oil always…
European stock markets move away from the lows of the day, but continue to decline after the collapses of Nvidia and the Nikkei. US futures down. Saipem runs in Milan, luxury and tech down
The US antitrust authority is shining a spotlight on Nvidia and other chip giants to see if they are abusing their position of power to make it harder for them to switch to other suppliers. The company's response: "Nvidia wins…
European stocks are seen slightly higher, based on indications provided by futures. Attention to the defense sector after yesterday's sharp decline. New bond issue by Banco Bpm, followed by Snam and Banco Desio
The slide in defense stocks is the only interesting element of the stock market session weakened by the closure of Wall Street for the Labor Day holiday
Today there will be no US markets to set the pace of trading, on a holiday for Labor Day. In Asia, China is showing signs of weakness in its economy for the fourth consecutive month. Tokyo is more toned. Eyes…
Coca-Cola shares hit a new record on Wall Street, surpassing $310 billion in market capitalization. With rising profit margins, the group has been able to increase its dividend for over 50 years in a row
The fall in prices beyond expectations both in Italy and throughout the Eurozone has given new impetus to the stock markets, among which that of Piazza Affari is the best in the Old Continent. At Nasdaq only a slight rebound for Nvidia
Inflation slows to 2,2% in the Eurozone, while in Italy it falls to 1,1% in August. Prices are stable in the US. Stock markets hit new records, then retrace
The transfer market will close at midnight and Juve is trying its last move. In the meantime, investors are applauding the sale of Federico Chiesa to Liverpool and the purchase of Teun Koopmeiners from Atalanta
Birkenstock celebrates record sales, but Wall Street is not thrilled: the stock falls by 17% on earnings below expectations, eroding much of the gains obtained since its stock market debut last October
Nvidia is still marking time on the world markets: after having marked a decline at the close of Wall Street, the increase noted in after-hours trading is pushing up the Asian stock markets. In Japan, a sharp increase in electronics production. The…
Nvidia's good but not very good quarterly results penalize the stock, unlike the rest of the US hi-tech, also supported by GDP growth. In Europe, Germany records a drop in inflation but the Milan Stock Exchange does better. Gold recovers…
The Trillion Club, a table at which the elite of global finance sits: from tech giants to the oil giant, here are the companies with a market capitalization of more than 1.000 billion dollars
From the US to Asia, stocks fell, led by technology stocks after Nvidia data. Attention now shifts to tomorrow's US inflation data. European stocks are seen starting lower
All markets are awaiting Nvidia's quarterly report this evening after the stock market closes. In Asia, Sumsung shines for its agreement with General Motors. Spotlight on Great Britain for the "painful" maneuver announced by the new prime minister. The…
European markets are regaining color slightly, while Wall Street appears cautious awaiting Nvidia's results and inflation data. The dollar is weak against the euro, oil has lost momentum and gold is falling, but it remains…
An indiscretion published by Corriere claims that a consortium led by Costamagna and Pezzi could gradually take over Vivendi's stake at favorable prices for the French company. After +2,1% on Monday, the stock continues to rise
Chinese stock markets are falling after Canada announced the imposition of a tariff on Chinese steel and electric cars. The decline of Tesla, Nvidia but also Boeing weighed heavily on Wall Street yesterday. In Germany index…
Oil and gold dominate the markets after Powell's signals on Fed rate cuts and tensions in MO but the stock markets do not sparkle and the Nasdaq, on the eve of Nvidia's accounts, loses share. At the record…
In the United States, some law firms have filed lawsuits against STMicroelectronics for providing misleading profit forecasts, which led to a sharp decline in the stock market. The lawsuits also involve company top management
Having archived Powell's speech which confirmed the rate cut next month, despite not giving precise indications on the extent, the markets return to looking at the key sectors, while the war fronts in Ukraine and in…
Interview with Gabriel Debach, Italian market analyst at eToro. Once the Fed president's speech has been archived with the confirmation of a rate cut in September, investors return to looking at the stock markets. The slide at the beginning was scary...
The softening of rates hinted at by Powell at Jackson Hole is liked by the market and especially by Big Tech which gives particular shine back to the Nasdaq. The European stock markets are also all up, including Milan which is among the best in the Old...
Powell, Harris and Macron: all three could give indications today and caution can only dominate the markets. Yesterday, sales prevailed on Wall Street, especially, once again, in tech, while the financial sector resisted. La Boj…
Great anticipation for tomorrow's speech (at 16pm Italian time) by Fed President Jerome Powell at the Jackson Hole meeting but today both the American and European stock markets (including Piazza Affari) are cautious even if the cut in...
The central bankers' symposium in Jackson Hole begins today, but the key session is considered tomorrow when Powell will speak. However, the markets themselves already have many elements at their disposal (from last night's Fed minutes, to the market...
The disappointing growth in US jobs is weighing on American stock markets which, however, are waiting for a signal from Powell at Jackson Hole for an initial rate reduction. In Milan, Saipem shares lead the rise
The entire fleet of the brand new aircraft that was carrying out tests was grounded, before the delivery of the aircraft which was scheduled for 2025. Now we will need to review the agenda.
After eight consecutive sessions of increases, Wall Street returns to decline, while anticipation grows for the Fed's minutes this evening but above all for the Jackson Hole symposium on Friday to get indications on the Fed's next moves. To follow…
Stocks down as they await central bank moves that will dominate Friday's meeting in Jackson Hole. Instead, gold is flying and oil is still losing ground. Generali best stock on Piazza Affari
European stock markets are seen in a positive tone in the wake of Wall Street and Asia where tech stocks are shining again. The Brazilian stock market soars. The dollar weakens
Rise session for all European stock markets with Madrid, Paris and Milan on the shields. Wall Street starts more weakly as it awaits Powell's moves
The meeting of central bankers in Jackson Hole is the key event of the week from which the markets hope to gain insight into the monetary policy of the Fed and ECB and its effects on the stock markets
Stock market 16 August, Milan closes with a flourish (+2,21%) a week worth remembering: Mediobanca and Unicredit shine. Spreads rising
Stellantis sued by some shareholders in the United States for "false and misleading statements to the market", Reuters writes, explaining that according to the complaint - filed in federal court in Manhattan - the car giant "inflated the price of…
Ferrari shifts into fifth gear and with Leonardo and Telecom leads the progress of the Ftse Mib, the best stock market index in the Old Continent on the day before the financial markets close on August 15th
The latest macro news coming from America encourages the markets even if the return to normality after the Japanese shock and the Big Tech swing has not yet been fully realized
Raw materials are running, stock markets are struggling, even if yesterday Milan came close to reaching 32. The uncertainty and poor visibility of the markets are holding investors back in the belief that the fever has not completely disappeared
The week of August begins well for Piazza Affari: financial stocks are on the rise but gold has beaten the Eurostoxx 50 index since 2019 and the crisis in the Middle East and Ukraine is causing oil and gas prices to rise
The markets await with concern the announced attacks by Iran on Israel and Russia on Ukraine but they have learned to defend themselves. The problem is the high volatility which makes everything uncertain
Italian inflation does not scare the stock market which rises in the wake of yesterday's good performance on Wall Street. Banks and Leonardo on the shields. But in the early afternoon the music changes
Beyond the stock market fluctuations, the US economy belies the prophets of doom: the data deny that it is on the verge of recession. Waiting for the Fed's moves
Unlike yesterday, Wall Street and the Nasdaq recovered ground while the European stock markets (except Germany: +0,2%) began to suffer again. Erg, Fineco, Ferrari and Campari are the best sellers on the Milan Stock Exchange
Yesterday's negative closing on Wall Street affects the start of today's European stock markets and Milan is among the worst
European stock markets are rising in the middle of the session, with Milan in the lead thanks to the leap in banks, especially MPS and Unicredit. In the United States, futures are positive and all eyes are on Super Micro Computer
The Tokyo Stock Exchange continues its recovery phase, supported by the weakening of the yen, after signals from the Bank of Japan (BoJ), which indicated the institution's intention to maintain the current expansionary monetary policy in the presence of instability of financial markets
After Monday's collapse, stock markets are rebounding, with the Nikkei recovering strongly. The fall of the yen and positive signals from economic data have reduced fears of recession. The dollar and oil are also recovering
Interview with Alessandro Fugnoli, Kairos strategist. "No one knows when the market excesses will be reabsorbed. I don't think Powell intends to act with particular energy, also because the decline in rates has already begun"
The markets retreat heavily upon reopening and are preparing for a new wave of volatility for fear that a sharp slowdown in economic growth in the United States will force the Fed to take action too quickly, recovering…
The losses of the last week of the Magnificent Seven of American high tech are impressive but the majority of financial analysts are convinced that a bubble is not bursting but that we are facing a healthy correction from which Nvidia has good…
At mid-session, Piazza Affari confirmed itself as the worst among the European stock markets, once again undermined by banking stocks. The hypothesis of a new tax on banks' extra profits was enough to unleash pessimism, already amplified by Wall's negative closing...
Tensions in the Middle East continue to have a heavy impact on European and American markets. Piazza Affari the worst in Europe: the banks and others knocked out the stock market in the first session of August
European stock markets put aside the Fed's encouraging indications and focus on the quarterly reports. Lists in the red by more than 1%. Prysmian and Tenaris are also down in Milan. The spread and oil prices rise
In the half-year, revenues fell by 3%, for 2024 the Adjusted Ebitda is estimated at between 1,9 and 1,95 billion. CEO Battaini: "Profitability remains solid"
The escalation in the Middle East raises tension on the markets. As expected, Fed postpones rate cut but AI headlines boost Nasdaq
The war in the Middle East sends the price of oil skyrocketing while inflation rises in Europe. Tonight Powell will decide what to do about US rates. Milan is in the red but in Europe the Spanish stock market is doing worse... But the Nasdaq...
Snam and Hera have published the accounts for the first half of the year, which in both cases closed with a sharply increasing profit and decreasing revenues
European stock markets on the rise driven by some important quarterly reports. Only Madrid and Milan are going against the trend. Nvidia drags the Nasdaq. Oil prices rise as tensions rise in the Middle East. Expectation for the Fed rises
July is starting to be the month of rotation for the US tech sector. For the Bloomberg index of the Magnificent 7 it should be the worst month in a year with a provisional loss of around 4 percent
Profits grew by 10% and revenue by 15% to $64,73 billion. But Azure grows by 29% below expectations of +30%, but "will accelerate in the second half" said Amy Hood, CFO of Microsoft The…
The quarterly reports give oxygen back to Piazza Affari which dances around 34 thousand basis points. All of Europe on the rise but Wall Street at two speeds. Waiting for Microsoft's quarterly report which will be released when the markets are closed. Bad splash…
A day full of quarterly publications in Piazza Affari. After Poste Italiane and Intesa Sanpaolo, Fincantieri, Finecobank and Amplifon also published their first half results. Here's how they went
With the focus on Intesa Sanpaolo's numbers, Piazza Affari is up by more than half a point, but Campari sinks after the accounts. The whole EU rises thanks to GDP data. Rain of quarterlies
Hot week for the markets with central bank meetings and the balance sheets of four of the magnificent seven. Intesa Sanpaolo's accounts arrive in Italy. Cars and luxury continue to suffer, and gold is also uncertain
Even today Stellantis is the black shirt of Piazza Affari and pushes down the Ftse Mib. The other main European stock markets also performed poorly. The Nasdaq is up and down as it awaits the accounts of Microsoft, Meta, Apple and Amazon this week.…
It is the week of the balance sheets of 4 of the magnificent 7, which will make it clear whether the correction will continue, and of the central banks. European stock markets on the rise, but luxury slows down Paris. In Milan purchases on Leonardo and St, more sales on…
In one fell swoop EssilorLuxottica achieved two records: last Friday's 7% increase made it the best fashion company on the Paris Stock Exchange but also the best among Italian companies in the sector. The intuition of…
A bit of calm returns to the stock market after a very troubled week and heavy losses. In Europe, France's recovery on the wave of luxury stands out (Essilux and Hermès in the lead) while in Milan Eni is on top. The…
While waiting for the US data on PCE inflation, European stock markets are attempting a mini rebound. Paris the best. In Milan purchases on Eni and luxury, STM and Stellantis still down
Strong production growth and improved E&P portfolio. Eni revises its guidance on some targets upwards and announces an acceleration of the buyback. Dividend +6%
There are many reasons for the boom in the stock markets these days, but the detonator is above all the company quarterly reports which, from high tech to luxury, have so far disappointed expectations. Yesterday Milan was the black jersey of Europe
Another day of passion on the markets. Milan is the worst in Europe for the rain of sales on high tech and cars. After yesterday's collapse the Nasdaq tried to recover but ended up in the red again
Europe all in the red after the Wall Street collapse. Milan is the worst, losing twice as much as the other price lists. the banks are also bad. Kering, Renault and Vivendi ballast Paris. Spread above 140 points
Iveco collapses on Piazza Affari but on other markets Tesla and Alphabet, LVMH and Deutsche Bank suffer heavy losses after the quarterly reports and affect their reference sectors. The Nasdaq loses 3,6% in the storm
Positive half-yearly report for Italgas which clearly beats analysts' estimates. Investments are also increasing. Title at the top of the Ftse Mib
LVMH's disappointing accounts send European luxury into the deep red. Price lists all decreasing: Paris the worst, Milan moving away from the minimums. Iveco collapses after the accounts, Deutsche Bank weighs on the banking sector
Bags on the swing. Milan starts well but goes into the red due to the slips of Telecom and Stellantis. The Nasdaq recovers. Good signals from the quarterly reports for Unicredit and Alphabet
The quarterly season is in full swing. While LVMH, Tesla and Alphabet are expected, SAP, Thales and Porsche are shaking the markets. Price lists rising. In Milan, eyes on Eni after exclusive agreement with KKR
A few hours after the publication of the quarterly report, scheduled for tonight, Google receives the No from Wiz who decides to go it alone and list on the stock exchange
Yesterday the European and American stock markets partially recovered but the markets have not yet decided which direction to take and alert is a must because summer has often been the season of surprises
European stock markets are putting last week's losses behind them and are rising sharply after Biden's withdrawal. In Milan all the blue chips are on the rise, the spread is falling. The race of… stops (for now).
There is great anticipation on the markets today to evaluate the possible effects of Biden's exit and the recovery or otherwise of the Nasdaq after the debacle of the weekend. Also watch out for Bitcoin
Surprisingly, American President Joe Biden announces his withdrawal from the race for the President of the United States and expresses his support for Kamala Harris as anti-Trump, which however will be decided by the Democratic Convention
Stock market day shocked by IT failures linked to CrowdStrike's software: the company's CEO apologizes but the stock loses more than 9% and disrupts trading in Europe and America. Price lists all in red. Bitcoin surpasses…
European stock markets in the red after Trump's speech in Milwaukee and the IT failure that is stopping the world. Milan loses half a point, CrowdStrike and Microsoft fall sharply in the pre-market on Wall Street
Unicredit sold 1,1% of the capital through an accelerated book building at 5,735 euros per share as part of another operation between the bank and Fidel, Clessidra's vehicle
Stock market July 19th, unease over Big Tech: Wall Street has already unreservedly embraced the beliefs of Vance, an isolationist who distrusts chips, here is the result on the Magnificent Seven and how much they have burned in capitalization
Italy, France and Spain lead the rebound on European stock markets which appreciate the continuity of EU policy. American Big Tech is recovering after the collapses of recent days
According to the main international economic newspapers, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp would like to acquire 5% of the capital of EssilorLuxottica to enhance the development of the latest generation eyewear
While we await the indications of the European Central Bank, the stock markets are rising in a session full of "irons in the fire" with politics in the foreground from one side of the ocean to the other. In Piazza Affari Unieuro is approaching prices…
Since the beginning of July there has been a change of pace on Wall Street and investors have started to take advantage of the Tech rises to move into small and medium-sized companies. The Russell 2000 index is seen rising further
In America, Trump's consolidation is causing a relay on the stock market between the mid caps and the high tech giants to the advantage of the former
The decline in the entire high tech sector sends the Nasdaq into a tailspin. The oil companies and the banks support Piazza Affari
Uncertainty reigns on European stock markets awaiting the EU and ECB appointments. Asml sends Amsterdam deep into the red, Milan above parity. Unieuro flies after the takeover bid. Bitcoin and gold rise with Trump
