Meta's expenses for AI, the disappointing GDP of the US first quarter and inflation are weighing on Wall Street: in cascade, the American data are reflected in the European stock markets which close lower, except for London driven by the maxi offer for…
Stock markets at two speeds: the American ones are still rising, driven by the GDP, the European ones are weak after Lagarde's intervention according to which the rate cut still has to wait. Hera stands out in Milan
ECB leaves rates unchanged but Lagarde makes no commitments on the future - US GDP comes close to a 5% increase - Markets skeptical but Piazza Affari rebounds
The US GDP loses 32% (never so bad since 1947) and Trump asks for the postponement of the elections but the profits fill the coffers of the Internet giants and the Nasdaq thanks again - Gold still up - The Bund is flying...
The tangle of international tensions and the wait for the EU Council are depressing European price lists. In the afternoon the slowdown of the American economy is added and Wall Street also falls. Deep red for Stm, Prysmian and FCA. Italian government bonds are doing well,…
After the alarm cries of the big banks on the excesses of the stock markets, the recalculation of the US GDP of the last quarter of 2017 at 5,4% increases the expectations of a rise in American rates, but Trump has two weapons in his pocket to support the…
The American economy grows more than expected (+3%) and supports the rebound of the stock markets in Europe and on Wall Street - Buzzi, Campari, Cnh and Fineco are racing in Piazza Affari (+0,44%) - Brilla Cucinelli - Banks in two speeds: up…
The data is better than the forecasts of analysts, who expected an unchanged figure compared to the intermediate reading. GDP had risen by 2,1% in the fourth quarter of 2016.
Despite the over-expected increase in US GDP on the Stock Exchange, sales prevail - All European lists are in the red, except for London - Piazza Affari loses 0,38% - Ferragamo is still in the red, but also Eni, Saipem and Unipol - In…
The third reading of the GDP data confirms that the US economic recovery continues, and is gaining momentum after a slow start to the year.
The GDP of the United States in the first three months of 2016 grew by 0,5% against an expectation of 0,7%. It's the slowest expansion in the last two years. - Unemployment Claims Rise - Futures Wall…