The indices of the main European stock exchanges remain positive with the US stock markets mixed at parity (Dow Jones -0.08%, Nasdaq +0.18%), with employment data better than estimates.
The best is Amsterdam (+1.65%), followed by Paris (+0.9%), Milan (+0.45%) and Madrid (+0.35%), while London (-0.2%) moves below parity.
The spread between German ten-year BTPs and Bunds increased to 157.3 points, with the Italian yield rising by 4.5 points to 3.92% and the German one by 3.8 points to 2.35%.
The dollar rises, touching 0.93 euros and exceeding 0.79 pounds, while on the raw materials front, crude oil advances (WTI +2.1% at 75.42 dollars a barrel) and natural gas loses (-0. 8% at 27.96 euros per MWh).
Gold (-0.28% to $2,030.6 per ounce) and steel +0.57% to $3,849 per tonne contrasted.
The effect of the end-of-year results of the various companies can still be felt on the price lists, starting with Banco Bpm (+1.07%), which has just released them.
Accounting effect in particular for the Dutch Adyen (+21.54%) which amazed analysts, also pushing rivals such as Nexi (+1.58%) in PiazzaAffari.
Flying after the Kering results (+5.15%), which also pushes Pandora (+4.39%), Cucinelli (+3.34%) and Moncler (+0.96%) higher.
Purchases on STM (+3.6%), Stellantis (+1.98%), unexpected accounts due on February 15th, and Mediolanum (+1.51%), fresh with results.
Accounts effect on Credit Agricole (-5.39%), Standard Chartered (-1.79%), Commerzbank (-1.25%), Sabadell (-0.84%) and Intesa (-0.6%) are also weak ) unlike Unicredit(+1%).
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