All stock markets rise in the wake of the good performance of US employment, higher than expected. Banks, Saipem and Recordati are the drivers of Piazza Affari which becomes the queen of Europe
Geopolitical uncertainty continues to worry the markets and oil rises. But the risk of the axe on profits that also hits Leonardo weighs more. Minister Giorgetti's words leave no doubt: "The maneuver requires sacrifices for…
The profit warning above expectations pushes Stellantis stock below the 2021 IPO. On the contrary, the Shanghai Stock Exchange soars (+8%) due to the Central Bank's monetary stimulus linked to mortgages. Oil rises again
The European auto sector is in deep red after Stellantis and Aston Martin's profit warnings and rumours about Renault. Stock markets all down, also weighed down by the Tokyo crash
Moncler's rally, along with Chinese news, has dragged all fashion stocks up after months of decline. Banks are also doing well. Stellantis bounces back
Luxury stocks are racing on rumors of new economic stimulus in China. LVMH, Hermes and Kering are in orbit, Italian fashion is also flying. Banks are also doing well in Milan, led by Unicredit ahead of the first meeting with Commerzbank
New stimulus measures from the Chinese central bank have supported European markets, with gains especially in the luxury and automotive sectors. Wall Street is little moved after the September data on US consumer confidence
Unicredit loses 3,3% after Scholz's no to the growth of the Milanese bank in Commerz. The stocks of the main Italian banks are also in the red. Ferrari and Stellantis are on the rise. Gold rises to 2.654 dollars an ounce
Iveco, Telecom and luxury (from Moncler to Cucinelli) drag down Piazza Affari but the Italian Stock Exchange loses less than Frankfurt and Paris. Wall Street so-so after the Fed euphoria
The bull has trotted across all global markets, from the US to Asia to Europe after the Fed rate cut and awaiting the next ones soon. The appetite for risk has returned and techs have celebrated. Today, however…
Optimism reigns among European stock markets after the 50 basis point cut decided by the Fed, while the BoE decides to leave rates unchanged at 5%. In Milan Campari stands out, Leonardo and Stellantis are on the shields, utilities are down. Soaring…
Uncertainty over the Fed's decisions on rates dominates the markets. But in Milan, the collapse of Campari due to the sudden resignation of the CEO and, on the contrary, the rise of the first telephone company but also of the banks and Saipem are causing a stir
All stock markets rise on the eve of the Fed's moves to cut rates. Piazza Affari leads the rise of European stock markets. On the Nasdaq all the Magnificent 7 rise
Tomorrow we will know whether the Fed will cut rates by 25 basis points, considered a soft move, or by 50 basis points, considered too aggressive.
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In the week that will see the Fed's move on rates as its main focus, the banking risk is ignited with the takeover bid launched by Banca Generali on Intermonte. Asia is mostly on vacation. European stock markets seen starting positive. The price…
Spain and Germany are the brightest stock exchanges in Europe but it is always gold that galvanises the markets. All stock markets in Europe and America are rising. Spread is down
The French company, also active in digital payments, has announced the departure of CEO Gilles Grapinet
The CEO of artificial intelligence giant Nvidia spoke of overwhelming demand for chips. The struggling Nasdaq bounced back on his words and closed up 2,1%, also influencing Asian stock markets. European stock markets are…
The first televised debate between the two US presidential candidates, although heated, does not seem to have provided investors with any clear ideas. If anything, betting markets moved in favor of Harris after the event, also because of the…
Piazza Affari is the worst stock exchange in Europe: Saipem and Unipol have lost more than 4%, Stm and Stellantis over 3%. The Magnificent 7 of high tech raise their heads even if the Nasdaq does not make sparks
Generalized increases on the stock market both in Europe and America. Effervescent banks on Piazza Affari with an eye on the ECB
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
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
European stock markets increasingly suffering weighed down by doubts about global oil demand and the stability of the US economy. Piazza Affari is the worst, dragged down by oil and banks. Wall Street also recorded losses after economic data…
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
After the feared “Black Monday”, markets surprised with a rapid recovery in August. This recovery was supported by positive data on inflation and growth, which reinvigorated confidence and reduced recession fears
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
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…
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
Nvidia will raise the curtain on its quarterly report after the close of Wall Street: the relaunch or otherwise of US high tech and all markets depends on its accounts - Pharmaceuticals on the shields in Milan
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…
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…
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…
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
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
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
Stock market 16 August, Milan closes with a flourish (+2,21%) a week worth remembering: Mediobanca and Unicredit shine. Spreads rising
In the middle of the day, European stock markets celebrated thanks to the gains on Wall Street and Tokyo. Milan, back in operation after August 33th, sees the Ftse Mib reach 4,35 thousand points. Industrial stocks such as STM (+3,7%), Iveco (+3,4%) and Stellantis (+XNUMX%),…
Asian stock markets shine with Tokyo leading the rally thanks to positive economic data, while the yen slips. In Europe, optimism is growing thanks to encouraging signs from the United States and lower inflation. Wall Street is approaching...
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 European stock markets are in positive territory at mid-session with Piazza Affari leading the increases and returning above 32 thousand points. The dollar weakens, fueling expectations of a possible rate cut by the Federal Reserve
The fall in the German confidence index slows down European stock markets. On the contrary, the Magnificent 7 of Big Tech and above all Nvidia and Tesla regain momentum and push the Nasdaq up
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
Weak weekend on stock markets on both sides of the pond. It is difficult to say whether the decline has reached its peak or not
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
At mid-session, European stock markets remain in negative territory, with Milan confirming itself as the worst performer due to declines in the banking and technology sectors. However, encouraging signs are emerging from Japan: the Central Bank is evaluating the possibility of further…
Yesterday's negative closing on Wall Street affects the start of today's European stock markets and Milan is among the worst
The European stock markets regained serenity and closed with a robust rise, with Piazza Affari in the lead, supported by the banks' rally and by MPS. Wall Street slips again also due to the decline in stocks hit by disappointing quarterly results...
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 Black Monday, the stock markets are moving at two speeds: Tokyo and the USA are clearly recovering, while Europe is fluctuating. MPS booms on Piazza Affari after the presentation of the accounts. Btp-Bund spread at 152 bps
Despite Tokyo's record rebound (+10,23%), uncertainty prevails in Europe, influenced by the weakness of Wall Street and the lack of US data. MPS shines in Milan after results above expectations
European stock markets closed sharply lower, only partially recovering from the initial collapse caused by the dramatic opening of Wall Street, with the Nasdaq down 6% due to fears of recession. Will the Fed opt for extraordinary intervention?
After the crash in Tokyo, European stock markets remained in decline at mid-session, with Milan leading the decline with a decline of 2,9%. US futures are also in the red. Cryptocurrencies and oil are down, while safe haven assets such as…
The US labor market data, lower than expected, and the shock collapse of Intel push Wall Street into the red, also negatively influencing European stock markets. Piazza Affari barely holds the 32 thousand basis points, they only defend themselves...
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...
The European stock markets are preparing to start the last session of the week in negative territory, in the wake of the collapse that yesterday saw all the stock markets of the Old Continent as protagonists. The quarterly reports and fears of US recession weigh heavily
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
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...
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.…
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
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
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…
After Burberry's alarm comes that of Hugo Boss, while Richemont holds up despite the decline in Asia. European stock markets ignore Powell and Wall Street's records and are in the red
The recovery of the French stock market continues, which today conquers the top of Europe with more confidence in the solution to the political crisis. In the US, banks with profits above expectations but in the red on Wall Street and Big Tech recovering
European stock markets are all positive, still benefiting from expectations of a US rate cut in September after yesterday's inflation data. Spreads little changed. Waiting tonight for the fifth rating on Italy from Scope
The slowdown in US inflation which suggests a first reduction in Fed rates in the autumn is not warming the markets. In Europe, however, the Paris Stock Exchange is resurrecting. American high tech is down sharply
The positive data on German inflation and UK GDP support European stock markets, already focused on US consumer prices. Milan above parity with the focus on Tim and the run-up of Mfe shares
The improvement in the S&P rating makes Tim fly (+4,86%) which contributes to the clear rise of the Ftse Mib and makes Milan the best market in Europe. The Paris Stock Exchange is also recovering. Nvidia supports Nasdaq
After an uncertain opening, European stock markets are confidently taking the upward path, despite Powell's words and the French instability. Tim's exploit on Piazza Affari after the S&P promotion. Spreads and yields falling
Powell won't cut Fed rates until inflation is fully under control. Uncertainty over the future French government sends the Paris stock market into a tailspin. Only the Nasdaq is saved in the wake of Nvidia's new leap
In France, the hunt for a new prime minister and the stalemate, for now, between Macron and the left of the NFP over the formation of the government are putting the spotlight on spreads and government yields. Leonardo also goes up in Milan. The bags,…
There was no stock market storm after the sensational electoral turnaround in Paris. The markets sense that, sooner or later, France will give itself a coalition government in line with European guidelines
Markets prefer a divided parliament to a national assembly led by Le Pen. Paris rises slightly but analysts are looking to the next budget law. The stock markets rise, with Milan on top, driven by the rush of the banks. In…
European stock markets fade at the end and close in the red in the wake of Wall Street after the US job report in line with expectations. Meanwhile, attention turns back to France as the electoral run-off approaches. In Milan…
The European stock markets are about to close the week on a positive note and while they look at the results of the UK vote they are preparing for the run-off in France. Spreads and yields are falling
Positive trend for European stock markets which overcome fears about duties against Chinese cars pending the elections in the United Kingdom. Ftse Mib, +0,78%, returns above 34 thousand. Queens of the day Finecobank and Ferragamo. Wall Street closed…
The elections push London and Paris higher after the records on Wall Street the day before. Milan goes up with Finecobank, Leonardo and banks
The trio of news arriving from the United States (Nasdaq record), Sintra (Powell) and France (desistance) drives purchases on European stock exchanges. Milan among the best driven by banking risk, by Leonardo and by Stm
European stock markets are back in the red, while the financial climate remains uncertain in these days that separate the first and second electoral rounds in France. At the ECB Forum in Sintra, the leaders of the Federal Reserve and the Eurotower reiterate the…
The rally that followed the first round of the French elections is already over, European stock markets are in the red after the publication of the data on Eurozone inflation which is slowing down. In Piazza Affari, oil companies are doing well, cars are in the red
On the stock market, Europe is stuttering because Le Pen is frightening while America is also flying thanks to the good trend in inflation. Piazza Affari just below parity
European stock markets positive in view of US inflation and the French vote. Iveco, Unipol, oil companies and banks are rising in Milan. Cucinelli, Terna and Prysmian are in red
As the first electoral round in France approaches, nervousness is growing in the markets, which fear a victory for the far right but also the demagogic programs of the Popular Front. All European stock markets are down, which in the end, in the wake of the Nasdaq, reduces…
In Europe, industrialists, defense and banks are sinking, fueled by nervousness over the electoral outcome in France and the Le Pen risk. In Milan, energy stocks such as Saipem, Enel and Eni shine. In the US pre-market, Nvidia rebounds
Milan avoids the coupon effect and regains primacy in Europe thanks to the increases in all the main banks and the wind of risk that passes through them. Spread below 150. However, Nvidia's new decline on the Nasdaq is striking
On the day of the four witches, profit taking after the long rally pushes Nvidia down, which loses around 2% after yesterday's 3,5%, and also sends Europe into the red even if Milan is last in the class but…
Sales on Nvidia send European stock markets into the red, also weighed down by banks. Madrid the worst, followed by Milan. The spread is stable, yields on government bonds are falling sharply. The euro drops
The second cut in Swiss rates pushes up the European stock markets, among which Piazza Affari is still the pink jersey today. Successful auction of French government bonds despite uncertainties from the election campaign
The Bank of England leaves rates at 16-year highs, while the Swiss National Bank surprise cuts them by 25 basis points. The spread is stable, Milan improves, the other price lists are also positive
The main stock exchanges of the Old Continent are trading lower, while Milan remains afloat. Luxury is affected by the postponement of Golden Goose's IPO, due to the "significant deterioration in market conditions". Meanwhile, the EU Commission has started, as expected,…
Piazza Affari takes the lead among the European stock exchanges and the Ftse Mib returns above the threshold of 33 thousand points. Above all, the banks are on the receiving end. The BTP-Bund spread falls below 150 basis points
European stock markets are all up after the reassurances of Marine Le Pen and Chrstine Lagarde. Milan stands out above the other price lists and returns above 33 thousand basis points. Spread drops to 147 points
After the sales due to concerns about European (and especially French) political stability, Europe closed the first session of the week in positive territory, Madrid bucking the trend. In Milan purchases on Leonardo, Unipol and banks. Towards the first strike for the Italian Stock Exchange
