European stock markets rose cautiously in anticipation of the opening of Wall Street. Futures signal the first rise in five days after the turbulence caused by the markets' stumble over the timing of the rate cut.
Government bonds also recovered slightly with the yields of the 10-year BTP falling by 3 basis points to 3.68%. Oil continues to retreat (-1, 1%), on which the gains continue after yesterday's plunge, in the wake of the progressive dissolution of the premium linked to geopolitical risks and the increase in US inventories. Energy stocks (-1.3%), the worst sector on the Old Continent's stock exchanges, where utilities are doing well +1%. In Piazza Affari, Prysmian, Campari, Mediolanum, and Enel are on the rise after the results and the dividend, like Ovs +6.7%). The banking sector was positive with Mps (+1.7%), Bper (+1%), and Unicredit (+ 1.1%), and sales instead were Leonardo (-2.6%) and on the oil companies Tenaris (- 2.6%), Saipem, and Eni.