Following gold's record highs, platinum, palladium, and silver are also rising. The latter, at a 14-year high, is largely due to demand significantly exceeding supply. Here's why:
The Israeli attack on Iran shakes the markets: at Piazza Affari the Ftse Mib closes in decline, energy and defense stocks hold up. Other financial markets are also in the red
Investors are hunting for anything that could represent a safe haven, starting with gold and the Swiss franc, but also US government bonds, yen and the dollar. Black Friday for everyone from Asian to European stock exchanges
General geopolitical uncertainty, particularly on tariffs, unnerves financial markets while gold and oil rise. Energy stocks rise sharply at Piazza Affari, but Iveco and Stellantis decline sharply. Morgan Stanley’s shock report on…
According to Andrea Rocchetti, Global Head of Investment Advisory at Moneyfarm, the market will continue to grow even faster than today. Jp Morgan predicts that assets under management through Eff will grow to 6 trillion dollars by 2030
European stocks down on US yields and slowdown in economic activity. Milan rewards only utilities - Follow the LIVE broadcast • MARKETS Why Trump's fiscal package risks making US debt unsustainable by Gabriella Bruschi
It's all a little less sparkling today, the euphoria over the US-China trade thaw has faded. Wider concerns are returning, from the dollar, to US debt, to war negotiations. But Big Tech is holding up. European stock markets expected to open weak. At Piazza…
Duties, inflation, growth, rates, currencies, gold, stock exchanges and much more: the "Lancette dell'economia" by Fabrizio Galimberti and Luca Paolazzi will explain on Saturday 10 May on "FIRSTonline" how things are going
Despite the uncertainties on duties and the Trump-Powell clash, the American stock markets bounce back and help the recovery of the European lists. The dividend effect weighs on Piazza Affari but the Ftse Mib is close to parity. Gold soars, the dollar slides again
Stock markets close mixed due to the many uncertainties hanging over the markets but the one who pays the most is the high tech that brings the Nasdaq to its knees. Milan instead recovers and closes in progress. Gold runs and rises again…
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
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
Uncertainty over the true extent and duration of the tariffs that Trump will launch on April 2 is shaking up stock markets, which are in a state of turmoil over fears that the trade war will pave the way for stagflation. In 2025, Tesla…
Gold is the real winner in the trade war unleashed by Trump and has dragged silver, platinum and palladium with it. Supporting the rally, in addition to the refuge from gloomy economic horizons, are also bets on a cut in…
European stock markets worsen during the session, with investors worried about the effect of US tariffs on the economy. Milan ends up losing 2%, the worst performer in the Old Continent. Who's up and who's down - Follow the LIVE broadcast
A day of two faces on the markets. Stock markets are sinking both in Europe and America under the weight of duties, but gold is flying towards new records: today it touched 3.05,95 dollars per ounce. The decline in the Nasdaq was particularly heavy
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.…
For one day, the roles are reversed between the European and American stock markets. Sales at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Energy stocks and MPS in the spotlight in Milan. All American indices are rising in anticipation of the Fed's moves on…
The Greens' agreement on the Merz plan gives a boost to the German stock exchange, dragging it up on all European markets. Telecom Italia and Leonardo shine at Piazza Affari. The Nasdaq is also recovering. Gold breaks through the psychological threshold of 3.000 dollars per ounce
From the Maghreb to Japan, passing through the Middle East, India and China, the exhibition set up at the musée du quai Branly Jacques Chirac retraces the thousand-year history of gold in textile arts. A fascinating story where artistic creation and know-how…
Trump's new Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, said: "We will monetize the asset side of the U.S. balance sheet over the next 12 months." That could mean putting U.S. gold reserves that still have gold in them into money.
Markets remain in the balance between the threat of new US tariffs and a Fed determined to keep rates unchanged. Campari stands out at Piazza Affari - Follow the LIVE broadcast
Gold has always been considered a safe haven. And it could be if Trump's tariffs spark inflation. But the real news is the hunt for physical gold and the subsequent construction of dedicated vaults. Here's why
As Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum, exempting Australia, are defined, markets remain cautious and take refuge in gold and the dollar. European stock markets seen opening little moved. Eyes on Unicredit and Kering
Both in Europe and America the stock market indexes are all rising even if in Milan the banks are suffering but the markets are favouring defensive assets and gold is flying
European stocks continue to rise at midday, supported by hopes of a détente in Ukraine. Wall Street opens higher. Piazza Affari surpasses 37 points, while the banking sector remains under pressure – Follow the LIVE
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
This weekend Trump promised to start imposing tariffs, starting with Mexico and Canada. But then there would be the BRICS, China and Europe. But the decision could backfire on the tycoon. Tensions are high…
Italy is the first exporter in the European Union and is the second partner in the United States. 2025, although the unknown of Trump's duties remains, should consolidate the positions. The report of the Club degli Orafi Italia, of the Research Department of Intesa…
For centuries, the French goldsmith tradition has shone throughout the world. Van Cleef & Arpels, which launched the “Hands in Hands” program in 2021 aimed at young people, adults in the process of retraining and the general public, is…
According to the Mediobanca survey and the analysis of the Confindustria Federorafi Study Center, the sector, one of the driving sectors of Made in Italy, sees greater strength in foreign-owned companies. Morellato is one of the rare cases in which an Italian company…
Trump's policy showed some fragility yesterday: his bill was rejected by the House and the United States could thus enter a shutdown late tonight. The dollar wins above all others...
The Council of Ministers has approved changes to the 2024 budget and a series of measures. Among the new measures, the following stand out: the bonus IRES, the expansion of the flat tax and new rules on gold and cash. The reduction of IRPEF for the middle class is postponed, while…
Tensions are growing on the markets ahead of the US presidential elections and in anticipation of the quarterly results. China rises on the back of stimulus. In Tokyo, the IPO of the historic subway shines. European stock markets seen slightly higher at the opening
All stock markets are rising both in Europe and America. Piazza Affari is effervescent with A2A and the Sienese bank. Gold's run doesn't stop while oil falls
Iran's missile attack on Israel shakes financial markets, both in Europe (where Milan is the worst stock exchange) and especially in America (where the Nasdaq loses ground). Volatility is very high. Gold, on the other hand, continues its rally and jumps 4%…
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
Investors have cast aside any fears of a US recession as greater optimism boosts risk appetite. China awaits monetary easing and celebrates. European stocks seen higher
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 sixth edition of the economic survey by Club degli Orafi Italia, presented at VicenzaOro in collaboration with Intesa Sanpaolo, highlights the solidity of the Italian gold sector. Despite global challenges, an increase in turnover is expected for 2024, driven by…
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…
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
On August 53th XNUMX years ago, President Nixon announced the end of the convertibility of the dollar into gold, closing the Bretton Woods era and inaugurating a period of currency fluctuations and global economic instability that has left traces until…
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
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
With markets in turmoil, gold and bonds offer stability, while Bitcoin hits its lowest level since January. In one day, the value of cryptocurrencies drops by more than $300 billion
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
Based on the economic premises expressed by Trump, the next actions will be aimed at greater government spending, greater paper issuance and greater inflation. Investors are selling bonds and buying stocks
In the last episode of the podcast on the 4th floor, Kairos strategist Alessandro Fugnoli reflects on the similarities between 2021 and 2024 to answer a question: how long will the market run last?
Twenty-one blue chips are paying coupons today, but net of dividends, Piazza Affari is unchanged. Metals are racing: gold, silver and copper at records
THE CLOCKS OF THE ECONOMY OF APRIL 2024 – Manufacturing has emerged from torpor: what are the reasons? The signs of recovery are unanimous throughout the world: should we review the forecasts upwards? Why do the markets give more confidence to Italy? What are the…
European stock markets are seen moving positively today in anticipation of the ECB tomorrow. In Asia, Hong Kong shines thanks to the giant Alibaba. Fitch cuts China outlook
It is the day of paradoxes: disturbing signals are arriving from the Middle East and Ukraine but the defense industry is suffering on the stock market and Leonardo is paying the price. But the decline of all the stock markets in America and Europe also weighs...
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
Markets looking for direction after Powell's words at Stanford University. Gold hits a new record, then retraces. On Piazza Affari, Poste and Azimut stand out, Tim down despite the huge refund
Gold, oil and copper post new increases, confirming the market recovery despite logistical problems after the Taiwan earthquake - Jerome Powell is cautious about the Fed's next moves: "We're not done yet"
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
It's rare for safe haven assets like gold to collect record after record while stock markets do the same around the world but that's what's happening on the markets - Chinese electric car soars, collapses on Wall Street Trump Media
The rush of gold, which updates its record, does not stop: here is the new spot price of bullion, up 1,6% compared to Thursday's closing. In Türkiye new historic low of the lira after the vote
There is a new paradigm that regulates the stock market trend and explains the reason for the rally despite the postponement of the rate cut: economic growth and the decline in inflation without the trap of recession are the new North Star
New exploit by Nvidia which gives a boost to the American stock market even if the rate cut is not for today. US Department of Justice sues Apple for "iPhone monopoly". Europe suffers from the disappointing manufacturing PMI and Tim slips…
There are currently 18 stock markets in the world at their highest levels but, in addition to shares, government bonds, safe haven assets and Bitcoin are flying. How long will the rally last? The first creaks are not lacking
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
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
Only in Switzerland are real news expected on rates while Powell and Lagarde should confirm the current monetary policy - The new Stability Pact keeps the EU anxious
Fed President Powell is trying to curb the euphoria of the financial markets but the general belief is that the rate cut is only a matter of months - Overnight gold surpassed the historical record of 2.211 dollars an ounce
Gold's rise to near 7-month highs seems at odds with falling inflation. It is not so. Gold is linked to the fall in US rates but also to China which has increased its reserves to record levels.…
Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's right-hand man, passed away overnight at the age of 99: a monument of the markets, who started out as a grocery store girl and amassed a fortune of 2.200 billion dollars
President Biden's mission to Israel begins uphill after the Gaza hospital massacre - The effects on the markets which, in addition to the conflict in MO, fear a new rate rise
The good times continue for Italian goldsmiths. In the first six months of 2023 turnover growth of 10,2%. Investments are good. Made in Italy, the driving force behind success. Expectations and challenges for the coming months
The export of the gold sector is confirmed at excellent levels. The USA remains the first market, followed by the Emirates and Switzerland. Ireland is growing rapidly. The three Italian gold districts record positive results. Globally, China remains the driving force behind…
Requests for 9,4 billion euros for the bonds of the leading Italian bank and the oil group - The tug-of-war on the US debt ceiling continues - ECB rate cuts only in 2024 - Rolex buys back a…
The Fed discounts a new 0,25% rate hike but could announce that the game is changing and the stock exchanges are hoping for it - Two-sided inflation - Unicredit, Stellantis, Enel and Mediobanca in the spotlight on Piazza Affari
Stock markets in red weighed down by banks - Hawks insist on a 0,50% increase in ECB rates as Credit Suisse and First Republic Bank's flight from deposits continues - Goldman Sachs rises in Unicredit
