(ANSA) - MILAN, JANUARY 7 - The main European stock exchanges, with the eurozone having seen the annual inflation rate rise to 1.3% in December, have stood up to the Wall Street red. Select tensions with China over tariffs had eased in view of the signing of a first phase of agreements announced for January 15, the US-Iran ones after the blitz in which the Iranian general Qassem Soleimani was killed have released their grip on the rise in crude oil , which fell (wti - 1.2%), while gold started to grow again among the safe haven assets (+ 0.4%), after a declining opening following the peak of the previous day, highest since April 2013, with growing dollar and a euro-dollar exchange rate at 1.1140. The best Piazza was Frankfurt (+ 0.7%) together with Milan (+ 0.6%), where the spread that touched 166 points did not penalize the banks, most of them optimistic all over Europe. The only one in Madrid red (-0.2%), the Parliament that gave the green light to Pedro Sanchez to return as prime minister. Paris and London on the wire (-0.02%).
Stock Exchange: Europe holds with US-Iran crisis
2020-01-07T17:35:40.725Z
The main European stock exchanges, with the eurozone having seen the annual inflation rate rise to 1.3% in December, stood up to the Wall Street red. (HANDLE)