(ANSA) - MILAN, JUNE 01 - European stock markets in dust after the approval by the US House of the agreement on the US debt ceiling and the release of a manufacturing index in China better than expected while that of the Eurozone was revised upwards compared to the preliminary estimate of a week ago, while remaining at a three-year low. Milan stands out (+2%), driven by banks, one of the best sectors in Europe, ahead of Frankfurt (+1.1%), Paris (+0.9%) and London (+0.6%). At Piazza Affari, Recordati (+5.1%), MPS (+3.6%) and Mediobanca (+3.2%) stand out.
Wall Street futures were also slightly positive, with some Fed components confirming the pause in monetary tightening. (ANSA).
European stock markets run, Milan stands out (+2%) with banks
2023-06-01T09:22:16.302Z
Highlights: European stock markets in dust after the approval by the US House of the agreement on the US debt ceiling. Milan stands out (+2%), driven by banks, one of the best sectors in Europe, ahead of Frankfurt, Paris and London. Wall Street futures were also slightly positive, with some Fed components confirming the pause in monetary tightening. The release of a manufacturing index in China better than expected while that of the Eurozone has been revised upwards compared to a week ago, while remaining at a three-year low.
European stock markets in dust after the approval by the US House of the agreement on the US debt ceiling and the release of a manufacturing PMI index in China better than expected while that of the Eurozone has been revised upwards compared to ... (ANSA)