The main European stock markets are moving in no particular order with the US indices little moved in view of the Fed's verdict on rates expected in two days.
Investors are waiting for a confirmation of rates thanks to the dynamism of the American economy, while the liquidation order for Evergrande ordered by the Hong Kong court has no particular consequences.
The worst is Milan (-0.7%), preceded by Madrid (-0.6%), and Frankfurt (-0.36%).
Paris unchanged, while London (+0.1%) sails in positive territory.
The spread between German 10-year BTPs and Bunds fell to 150.6 points, with the Italian annual yield falling by 6.9 points to 3.74% and the German one by 5.5 points to 2.24%.
The dollar is rising at 0.92 euros and 0.78 pounds, while crude oil (Wti-0.96% at 77.24 dollars per barrel) and gas (+2.39% at 28.75 euros per MWh) appear mixed. .
Oil companies Repsol (+2.53%), BP (+1.3%), Shell (+1.27%), Eni (+1.25%) and TotalEnergies (+1.16%) rise, while Bayer weighs (-6%), condemned to pay 2.3 billion dollars in a lawsuit in the USA.
Trouble overseas also for Philips (-7.94%), forced to stop sales of devices and ventilators for sleep apnea due to some defects found.
Prosieben in the spotlight (+5.31%) after the increase in Barclays' 'overweight' recommendation.
Holcim also performed well (+3.8%), driven by the spin-off of the North American branch and the related listing.
Minus sign for semiconductor producers Infineon (-2.13%) and STM (-0.97%).
In the economic field, Volvo (-2%) and Renault (-1.15%) are weak, while Stellantis is more cautious (-0.5%).
Weak banks Santander (-1.37%), Mps (-1.33%), Credit Agricole (-1.25%) and Intesa (-0.96%), more cautious Unicredit (-0.2%).
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