(ANSA) - MILAN, NOVEMBER 30 - Yet another turn of the Old Continent price lists that return to ripple in the end of the seat following Wall Street and in the wake of the hearing in the American Senate of the Fed president, Jerome Powell who among other things opened to the possibility of a acceleration of the process of reducing asset purchases despite Omicron.
The current of sales does not spare any square. The DowJones loses 1.55% to 34,597.12 points, the Nasdaq drops 1.45% to 15,550.21 points while the S&P 500 drops 1.46% to 4,587.49 points.
Milan comes one step away from parity and then in a little while gives 0.88% to 25,812 points.
Frankfurt loses 0.92%, Paris 0.73% and London 0.54%.
Madrid is the worst with Ibex at -1.32%.
The spread between BTPs and Bunds also goes back to 130 points with the Italian ten-year yield rising to 0.96%.
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