Prime Minister Sunak's crackdown on immigration has tightened the rules for obtaining a work visa in the United Kingdom. Now it will be more difficult for Italians to enter the country. A blow to the catering sector and the flight of foreign students.…
David Cameron's return to government is sensational after he was ousted from the prime ministership following the Brexit referendum
The supervisory body on the protection of citizens' rights obtains an extension of the right of temporary residence from the UK government. Here's what changes
Seven years after the British referendum, the numbers mercilessly nail Brexit to the most blatant of failures. Other than more wealth, Brexit has brought less growth, more inflation and more poverty to the British. But where have the leaders gone…
Signed a new agreement between the EU and the UK on Northern Ireland which provides for a green lane for some goods directed from the United Kingdom to Northern Ireland - Sunak: "Decisive turning point" - von der Leyen: "It protects the single market"
Inflation, price crises and bad weather are among the causes of fruit and vegetable rationing in England these days. The Brexit bill
It's not just the fact of being in a country that is no longer the EU. There is also the fact that if you have been abroad for at least 2 years you can have a 70% reduction on your annual earned income for five years. AND…
"Welcome to Britain" is the title of the latest cover of the Economist which dusts off cloying clichés about Italy, closing its eyes to the disaster of Brexit and the endless crisis of the British Government
Other than a return to the splendor of the great empire. Great Britain is paying dearly for the unfortunate choice to leave the EU and now in the G20 only Russia has an economy that is worse than the British one
The government of Boris Johnson threatens the EU: if Brussels does not agree to revise the protocol on Northern Ireland, London will break the agreement. EU: "unacceptable"
Northern Ireland has been at the center of Brexit talks for years and the issue remains a thorny one for everyone.
The technology giant intends to make investments in Europe to increase chip production - The choice of country will be announced by the end of the year: Italy is also in the running
The poultry supply chain is in serious difficulty due to a lack of staff and now the most famous fast food restaurants are forced to close or change their menus
Three British companies have raised the prices for Her Majesty's citizens traveling in the European Union - EU citizens, on the other hand, are safe from roaming in the UK too
The British confirm that they owe Europe a severance pay lower than that requested by Brussels: 43,8 billion instead of 47,5
On 23 June 2016, 51,89% of the British voted in favor of leaving the European Union - After years of negotiations, the divorce agreement has been reached, but there are still many uncertainties about the future and the benefits for the British …
Full understanding between our premier and the American president in the meeting on the sidelines of the G7 which launches an anti-pandemic plan but is divided over China and Brexit
The agreement between London and Brussels allows goods to be exchanged without duties or quantitative constraints: in 2019, the UK exported 43% of goods to the EU and Italy recorded the third largest trade surplus (12 billion). Restrictions on the other hand…
Parliament has voted to finally ratify the trade deal with the UK. The previous agreement expired on April 30: now all agreements are definitive. Ursula Von der Leyen: "The faithful implementation of the agreement is essential".
INTERVIEW WITH CHRISTOPHER HILL, Cambridge professor and author of the essay on the United Kingdom after Brexit - "The young British consider themselves European and this trend is stronger than Brexit but Johnson has the party in hand and for…
Contrary to what was thought so far, an analysis by Le Monde diplomatique reveals that not all of the City was against Brexit but that many hedge funds supported the divorce from Europe in the illusion of creating a Singapore on the Thames and not by designing…
2020 will be remembered as the horrible year of the pandemic that shook the world - But, beyond Covid, there are many events that marked the year: here are the most important
Trump's go-ahead for American aid against the pandemic, the consensual release of Brexit and the launch of anti-Covid vaccinations give oxygen to the markets - Moncler and Pirelli shine in Piazza Affari -
The Brexit agreement saves an exchange of three million cars 2021 will be the turning point of a permanent revolution in the four-wheeled world. Apple and Google launch the challenge to Tesla but Europe also has its cards…
With the agreement reached on the UK's exit from the European Union, many things will change from 1 January 2021. Here are the main changes for students, workers and the exchange of goods and services
The trade agreement between the EU and the UK is in the safe. Found a compromise on fishing, safety and competition - Von der Leyen: "A good, balanced agreement, worth fighting for" - Johnson: "We kept our promises, we resumed the…
The approach of an agreement in extremis on Brexit, US stimuli and anti-Covid vaccines invigorate the stock exchanges and the Ftse Mib exceeds 22.
These are difficult weeks for the United Kingdom as it grapples with Brexit, but also with the English variant of Covid-19 - London loses negotiating power, but the EU extends its hand on the blocks - Italy launches a repatriation plan
According to the Financial Times, an agreement between the UK and the EU on Brexit could be reached today - The hypothesis that Apple could enter the car market drives the American stock market crazy - New CDP offer for Autostrade
Signs of recovery on the markets after yesterday's collapse - The start of vaccinations fuels hope of taming the pandemic - Faced with the emergency, Johnson seems ready to give up on fishing rights in the Brexit negotiations with the EU
The glimmers that seem to be opening between the UK and the EU on Brexit and the start of mass vaccinations in the USA give a positive tone to the stock markets - The Ftse Mib slows down in the final but closes positively thanks to Azimut, Pirelli and…
Brexit in extra time - Fed towards Qe confirmation - ECB decides on bank dividends this week - Will Manley be the new CEO at Ferrari?
The risk of an abrupt rupture between London and Europe and a harsh lockdown in Germany due to the growth of infections alarm the markets and send all the stock exchanges into the red - Piazza Affari loses 0,97% but Moncler,…
Despite the EU budget agreement and the new ECB bazooka, they are all in the red in European price lists, weighed down above all by distrust of the Brexit negotiations - Stable spread, euro up, pound down
Sunday the farewell will be consummated without an agreement, unless there are sensational twists and turns. And the extraordinary plans of the industry have already started in order not to leave companies without essential components in a country like the UK that imports almost everything. Inevitable increase…
Today the ECB's moves to support growth - Brexit: time's up between Boris and Ursula - Exor in luxury in China together with Hermès - Banking risk always on the scene
The joy for the launch of the anti-Covid vaccinations in Great Britain obscures the many clouds on the horizon: from the tug of war on the US budget to the difficult Brexit negotiation, passing through the clash over the Recovery Fund - And so the stock exchanges reach…
The step forward on Brexit and the green light for the Pfizer vaccine do not wake up the markets awaiting the EU summit on the Mes and the ECB summit after the November rush.
Northern Ireland will remain in the single market even if the UK and the EU fail to sign a trade deal. This is what is foreseen by the agreement reached today - Agreement also on the rules for state aid, London will withdraw the controversial clauses of the Internal…
The markets await the EU's moves on Brexit and the reform of the ESM but also the decisions of the ECB on monetary policy - Piazza Affari, while closing in the red, records the leap of Moncler for the Stone shopping...
The razor-thin negotiations between the EU and the UK on Brexit are keeping the stock markets anxious, over which other clouds are also looming - However, the agreement on the American budget is in sight - Oil is holding back
The euro is at its highest against the dollar since 2018 - The Ftse Mib recovers 22 thousand bp - Tim e_Mediaset: proof of understanding between Vivendi, Berlusconi and Cdp
According to the BBC, after months of negotiations, the UK and the EU could sign a trade agreement as early as Friday, but France threatens to veto
The House of Lords rejected the Internal Market Bill, Joe Biden defeated Donald Trump in the US elections. Perhaps the time has come for Boris Johnson to stop forcing and seek an agreement with the EU before it is…
Only Tesla gives energy to the markets - IMF: "The world has lost 3 trillion" - Weak BTPs, a new XNUMX-year start - Rumors and denials about Ferragamo
Positive signals for China and the USA, but not for Europe - Today perhaps the day of truth between Atlantia and the CDP on the future of Autostrade
The EU Council ends without an agreement and with increasingly tense tones - Johnson: "Let's get ready to go out with the No deal" - Merkel: "We want an agreement but not at any cost".
The Black Thursday of the European Stock Exchanges does not contaminate either Wall Street or the Chinese markets and this leaves room for hopes of an immediate rebound of the Old Continent, even if the specter of a hard Brexit advances in great strides
Rain of sales on the European stock exchanges, frightened by the possible arrival of new lockdowns - Banco Bpm is saved in Piazza Affari in the wake of the rumors relating to the agreement with Credit Agricole - Spreads rise sharply - Positive Istat data…
The EU council scheduled for 15-16 October is the last chance to find an agreement between the EU and the UK - But the chances of succeeding seem slim and the negotiators are thinking of a Plan B: mini deals on individual chapters…
Despite the leap of Stm and the new exploit of Banco Bpm which pushed the Ftse Mib into positive territory (+0,2%), the markets remain fragile and volatile due to the concurrence of at least four elements of uncertainty
The negotiations for the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union are increasingly tense: the agreement seems like a mirage and in the meantime the president of the EU Commission has sent a letter of formal notice "for violating the agreements".
China is restarting and the Asian stock exchanges are recovering - The US awaits the first TV duel between Trump and Biden - Last round to avoid the EU-London rift over Brexit - In Piazza Affari the spotlights are on Atlantia: Friday…
The law, wanted by Johnson, which calls into question the agreement with the EU was approved in the first reading by the Commons, but is provoking tough positions within all the British political parties - Here's what's happening…
The markets seem to have absorbed the speculative flare on technology triggered by Softbank and are scrutinizing the ECB's moves - The Treasury launches a new twenty-year BTP - A break in sight between the UK and the EU over Brexit - Trump threatens…
The leaders of the UK and EU meeting in videoconference agreed on the need to "give new impetus to the negotiations" - However, the expiry of the transition period is approaching and a hard Brexit is increasingly likely. Here's the thing…
Mediobanca has advised the Italian government to submit an offer to the London Stock Exchange by Monday 22 June to take over the 62% of Borsa Italiana spa held by the City
A power vacuum amid the coronavirus pandemic and with Brexit negotiations ongoing - UK faces one of the toughest times in its history, comforted only by Queen Elizabeth
March 12, 2020 goes down in history as the worst session ever for the Ftse Mib. But the Milan Stock Exchange has also seen other black days: in its history: here is the ranking of the collapses
Tourism in trouble in historic Italian cities - More and more shops are closing to make way for digitization and shopping centers - Empty spaces filled by hotels, bars and restaurants which, despite everything, are unable to revive tourism
News from the British government: from 2021, Johnson closes the borders, on the Australian model, also to Europeans. Industry and trade unions foresee "disastrous consequences". The government will present a points table and the worker will have to obtain at least 70 to access.
The resignation of the chancellor of the exchequer following very strong pressure from Johnson and Cumming could radically change UK economic policy, putting trade agreements to be negotiated in view of Brexit even more at risk
In the government reshuffle wanted by Johnson, the Finance Minister jumps, who steps aside after receiving an ultimatum - Replacements also in five other ministries
With the start of Brexit, the Italian Stock Exchange finds itself part of a non-European group, but will it always be like this? Among the possible scenarios, despite the No from the LSE, Euronext is starting to step forward
Surprisingly, the nationalist left-wing party won 24,5% of the votes, beating the two traditional centre-right competitors. The data is still provisional but the direction is clear. The unknowns about the Dublin government
According to British historian David Edgerton, the Brexit-induced breakup of the United Kingdom is not necessarily a bad thing but it can unleash the full potential of England, Scotland and Northern Ireland
The United Kingdom is the third country for exports of our buffalo mozzarella with a turnover of almost 12 million euros.
The UK wants a free trade deal, but is unwilling to align with EU standards. This is the summary of Johnson's words during the presentation of the draft mandate for the negotiations - Phase two part…
What will happen to Italians residing in the UK? What will change for university and Erasmus students or for those who intend to go to the UK for tourism? And for businesses? Here are all the answers
There is an official Brexit, the formal Brexit will start on 31 December 2020 - What will happen in the meantime? What are the possibilities and risks? Here, in short, is everything you need to know about Britain's exit from Europe
Green light from the European Parliament to the immediate exit of Great Britain from the EU - The problem of border control remains open
Italian food production is more difficult to relocate and is squeezed between internal bureaucracy, external duties and competition from the Italian sounding. Looking at Made in Italy abroad with different eyes. The small artisans who produce quality are the most…
The UK Parliament approved the law on withdrawal, but rejected an amendment that obliged London to remain on Erasmus+ - Program at risk - The reunification of unaccompanied minors with their families was also rejected
Also this year (as in 2019) Italy is behind the growth estimates of the Eurozone. The only lights are in the growth of exports and in the stability of consumption, comforted by the crutch of the citizen's income, which however only gives a boost…
Brexit is getting closer and closer: Boris Johnson's text will return to the House of Commons after the holidays for the definitive yes - The Conservatives expect to close by January 31 - Brussels: "EU ready".
Yesterday evening the Boards of FCA and Peugeot approved the go-ahead for the merger agreement between the two automotive groups, from which the fourth global giant will be born - We are heading towards a hard Brexit - Today the debut of the last episode…
The European stock exchanges are affected by the belligerent winds arriving from Great Britain, the pound is down - Piazza Affari puts the spotlight on the restructuring of Benetton and ADR in a countertrend - Utilities and oil assets
Before Christmas, Westminster will vote on the divorce agreement between the UK and the EU - Exit is certain for January 31st, but what is worrying now is the transition period - The specter of Hard Brexit is back, while Scotland and Northern Ireland…
World stock markets up after the positive Chinese macro data - The British Parliament votes on leaving the EU - Paris at an all-time high - Juve appreciates after the Champions League draw - Bene Nexi
The trade agreement between the US and China and the Tory victory in London push the markets. The FTSE 100 and the pound soar in London - Export stocks rewarded in Piazza Affari, Cnh in the lead - Btp-Bund spreads down
Peace on duties and the defeat of British Labor's maximalism more than Brexit make the stock exchanges fly
Johnson's victory in the British elections sends the pound into orbit, while Wall Street and Asian stock exchanges celebrate the US-China agreement on tariffs - FCA-Peugeot signing soon
Ok of the UK Parliament to Brexit already within the year, released on January 31st: it is the effect of the clamorous triumph of Boris Johnson's Conservatives who conquered the absolute majority of parliamentary seats in yesterday's elections - Humiliating the collapse...
A research by the Istituto Grandi Marchi and Nomisma's Wine Monitor reveals that top label Italian wines would not be affected by purchases across the Channel. Different speech and with greater unknowns for medium-consumption wines. There are those who would switch to…
A vote to elect new Parliament turned into a second Brexit vote - Polls open from 7, Johnson favorite in polls - Here's everything you need to know about the UK's December 12 election…
In London today the last poll before the vote - Stalemate on US-China tariffs - Waiting for the Fed and ECB meetings - Bund and Btp advance
Boris Johnson proposes a squeeze on EU tourists who will go to Great Britain after Brexit - No more ID cards and free access, passport and visa will be needed
Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn backed the motion for early elections and broke the deadlock. The Westminster assembly has decided that the vote will take place on 12 December
European stock exchanges are cautious with eyes on Brexit and waiting for the Fed, bonds in turmoil for the Umbrian elections - Ferragamo shines in Milan, Moncler falls while the LVMH-Tiffany operation sends the luxury sector into fibrillation
This was announced by Donald Tusk on Twitter - It will be a flexible extension, which will allow the United Kingdom to leave the EU even before January 31 - The UK Parliament rejects the Government's motion on early elections
Draghi leaves but the new Qe arrives and the Ftse Mib climbs over 22.500 bp - Emerging markets in turmoil on the eve of the elections in Argentina
Piazza Affari Europe's black shirt, weighted by cars and chips and with eyes on the Bio-On storm - Uncertain about the other stock exchanges waiting for a new postponement on Brexit - Boom orders for the Btp Italia
Morning marked by international news - Milan is the worst in Europe and also pays for the storm on Bio on - Great success of Btp Italia
Johnson can't do it: the UK's exit from Europe won't take place before January and the pound goes down - Nervous stock exchanges - The Btp Italia returns to the scene - The spread goes to a minimum - Mc'Donald's collapse and Harley triumph…
The speaker of the Chamber denied a new vote on the agreement negotiated by the Premier with Brussels - Now the battle is starting again in Parliament and a new referendum is not ruled out yet
A day of hikes ends, dominated by news on Brexit - Wall Street also does well - Gedi collapses in Milan
The wind in London strengthens Brexit and European lists appreciate the lower uncertainty - FCA and Unicredit do well in Milan - Tensions on Atlantia - Utilities down
The pound moved past the psychological threshold of 1,300 against the dollar after the Northern Irish Dup party said it would not support any amendments to the customs union agreement with the EU
The spotlight is once again on London where Prime Minister Johnson will make his last attempt on Brexit - Watch out for the pound - Mario Draghi's farewell to the ECB this week, but Qe is locked down for three years
Johnson complies with his obligation to ask for an extension but then works to ensure that the request is rejected by Brussels - The opposition threatens to take him to court - Meanwhile, work is underway for an extremis go-ahead for the agreement
