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Stock market: Europe in decline with the war. Spreads at their highest since June 2019

2022-04-19T09:13:44.441Z


Piazza Affari loses 1.18%, coupons weigh. Gas goes back to 93 euros (ANSA)


Session after Easter holidays in decline for the European stock exchanges.

The lists, on the one hand, look at the conflict in Ukraine, the evolution of which is always uncertain, on the other, at the United States and at the moves to contain inflation.


    The area index of the Old Continent, the stoxx 600, drops almost one percentage point with sales weighing down pharmaceuticals and stocks related to basic necessities.

Among the individual squares,

Paris

lost 0.59%,

Frankfurt

0.49%,

London

0.15%.

Milan

leaves 1.18% on the ground (Ftse Mib 24,562 points) with 8 big players who detach the coupon.

Among these under the Stellantis lens (-4.2%) which suspended production in Russia and, among financials, Banco Bpm (-4.35%).

According to the Republic, Credit Agricole has recently delivered a non-binding offer for bancassurance.

Activities that, according to rumors, would also be tempting to Axa.


The spread between BTP and Bund rises to 163 points

(from 161 at the start) with the yield of the Italian ten-year at 2.53%, reaching new highs from the beginning of June 2019. As for gas, which in start-up marked the lows since the beginning of the conflict, albeit down (-2.3%), goes back to almost 93 euros.

Oil is stable with the wti at 107 dollars a barrel and marks a -0.96%.


    Moscow with the Moex index loses 1.4%.

On the exchange rate, the ruble is stable at 80 against the dollar while it drops 86 against the euro which in turn appreciates at 1.08 against the US currency.

ANSA agency

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Source: ansa

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