European stock exchanges little moved after an uncertain morning
, marked by the speech of President Vladimir Putin to the nation, which called for partial mobilization and raised the tone with the West.
Milan and Madrid advance by 0.7%
, London by 0.6%, Paris by 0.1% while Frankfurt drops 0.1%, with investors refocusing on the Fed, from which the announcement is expected tonight a rate hike of 75 basis points.
On the other hand, the Moscow price list is still
in sharp decline
(-3.2%), even if it is recovering from the lows of the morning (-9.6%)
Putin's threats drive the price of gas
(+6.8 % to 207.5 euros in Amsterdam)
and oil
(+ 2.5%), with Brent rising to 86 dollars a barrel and wti to 92.8 dollars, discounting the risk of turbulence on Russian supplies.
The risk of retaliation
pushes the price of soft wheat
to $ 972.7 per bushel (+ 1%) and that of durum wheat to $ 905.7 per bushel (+ 1.3%).
The euro discounts the relative strength of the dollar
and the fears of recession, fueled by the risks of a worsening of the war, trading at 0.992 with the greenback (-0.5%).
The government bonds with the spread at 226 points and the Italian ten-year yield at 4.15% did not move.
Energy and utilities run on the European price lists, on the day of the announcement of the nationalization of the German group Uniper (-35%).
In Piazza Affari, Leonardo (+ 5.4%), Tenaris (+ 4.3%) and Tim (+ 3.6%) shine, on the day in which Xavier Niel announced his entry into Vodafone (+ 2.3%) ).
