The main European stock exchanges are picking up pace with positive US stock markets (Dow Jones +0.4% and Nasdaq +0.2%).
London remains in the lead (+0.7%), followed by Madrid (+0.68%), Milan and Paris (+0.55% both) and Frankfurt (+0.5%).
The spread between German 10-year BTPs and Bunds falls below 155 points, with the Italian annual yield falling by 1.1 points to 3.86% and the German one rising by 0.1 points to 2.31%.
The dollar stabilizes at 0.93 euros, rising above 0.79 pounds.
Gold (+0.4% to 2,032 dollars per ounce), crude oil (WTI +1.04% to 73.54 dollars per barrel) and above all natural gas (+2.13% to 28.92 euros per MWh) are accelerating ).
In Piazza Affari the effect is on Intesa (+1.7%), Anima (+3.48%) and Fineco (-1.83%), which halves the decline.
The results of Popolare Sondrio (-0.96%) are arriving at the closed stock exchange.
In Europe the decline widens UBS (-3.86%), fresh with accounts, while CaixaBank (+2.79%), which issued a 1.25 billion bond, eVirgin Money (+2.54% which spread the quarterly).
In the oil field, the effect is on BP (+5.27%), followed by its rivals TotalEnergies (+1.86%), which will present them tomorrow and Eni (+1.52%), which will present them next week, and Shell (+ 0.7%).
Effect also on Infineon (-4.23%), which lowered its revenue estimates by around 1 billion euros for 2024 due to the decline in demand for semiconductors.
STM also suffers (-0.74%), while Be (+2.82%), driven by Exane analysts, and Asm International (+1.48%) move against the trend.
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