(ANSA) - MILAN, JANUARY 28 - The current of sales on European stock exchanges is expanding and Milan has touched a 2% decline with the Ftse Mib index.
According to market operators, fears over the Federal Reserve's 'squeeze' that could condition other central banks, as well as the impact of Omicron on the economy and the risk of military confrontation between Russia and NATO in Ukraine weigh heavily.
Frankfurt is the heaviest stock market and is down by 2.2%, Paris and Amsterdam drop 2.1%, Madrid 1.9% while London is down by one and a half percentage points.
The BTP-Bund spread is calm: the differential fluctuates around 137 basis points, with a yield for the Treasury product at 1.35%.
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