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Stock market: Europe positive, US futures mixed, Milan +0.35% - Breaking news

2024-02-06T14:32:14.849Z

Highlights: The main European stock exchanges confirm their positive performance less than half an hour after the start of the US stock exchanges. The best is London (+0.65%), followed by Paris, Madrid, Milan and Frankfurt. The spread between German 10-year BTPs and Bunds remained unchanged at the starting levels at 155 points. The dance of year-end results continues in Piazza Affari, with Intesa, Anima and Fineco as the protagonists today. News that is not good for STM (-0.89%), while Be (+3.3%) moves against the trend.


The main European stock exchanges confirm their positive performance less than half an hour after the start of the US stock exchanges, whose futures are mixed. The best is London (+0.65%), followed by Paris (+0.5%), Madrid (+0.4%), Milan (+0.35%), and Frankfurt (+0.24%) . (HANDLE)


The main European stock exchanges confirm their positive performance less than half an hour after the start of the US listings, whose futures are mixed.

The best is London (+0.65%), followed by Paris (+0.5%), Madrid (+0.4%), Milan (+0.35%), and Frankfurt (+0.24%) .

The spread between German 10-year BTPs and Bunds remained unchanged at the starting levels at 155 points, with the Italian annual yield falling by 0.6 points to 3.86% and the German one rising by 0.5 points to 2.31%.


   The dollar is weak at 0.93 euros, but strengthens at 0.79 pounds and 148.57 yen.

Slight increase for gold (+0.17% to 2,027 dollars per ounce), while crude oil (WTI +0.8% to 73.36 dollars per barrel) and natural gas (+1.44% to 28 .75 euros per MWh).


    The dance of year-end results continues in Piazza Affari, with Intesa (+1.5%), Anima (+1.57%) and Fineco (-3.17%) as the protagonists today.

The accounts of PopolareSondrio (-0.96%) arrive with the stock market closed.


    In the rest of Europe the accounts of BP (+5.52%), followed by rivals TotalEnergies (+2%), Eni (+1.28%) and Shell (+0.79%).

Infineon (-3.32%) also released its accounts, which lowered its revenue estimates by around 1 billion euros for the current year due to the decline in demand for semiconductors.

News that is not good for STM (-0.89%), while Be (+3.3%), driven by Exane analysts, and Asm International (+1.88%) move against the trend, at the highest levels since the last year.


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