(ANSA) - MILAN, 04 NOV - The European stock exchanges are taking a step back in the wake of the positive start of Wall Street, which is not frightened by data on the labor market which confirm the strength of the American economy and its resistance to the Fed's close monetary policy, which therefore can continue.
Milan advanced by 2.6%, Paris by 3%, Frankfurt by 2.5% and London by 2.1%.
Government bonds also improved, with the BTP-Bund spread falling to 213 points, on the lows of the day, with a yield that stood still at 4.4%.
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