European stock markets positive at the end together with US stock markets.
Milan (Ftse Mib +0.92%) remains the best, followed by Madrid (+0.84%), Frankfurt (+0.6%), Paris (+0.48%) and London (-0.28%) , which remains in negative territory.
The spread between BTPs and German 10-year Bunds drops to 154.3 points, with the Italian yield falling by 5 points to 3.91% and the German one by 1.3 points to 2.36%.
The dollar is rising above 0.92 euros and 0.79 pounds.
Crude oil reduces the decline (WTI -0.16% to 76.73 dollars per barrel) and natural gas expands it (-4.95% to 25.77 euros per MWh), below the level of 24 September 2021.
The purchases are concentrated in the luxury sector in the wake of the jump of Tod's (+18.32% to 43.02 euros), which settles at 43 euros from the takeover bid by Crown Bidco for 33% of the capital, which leaves the majority shareholding to the Della Valle family (54% ) and aims to withdraw the stock from the list.
Ferragamo (+6.38%), Burberry (+5%), Hugo Boss (+3.62%), Cucinelli (+2.49%) and Puma (+2.17%), more cautious Moncler (+ 0.4%).
Saipem in the spotlight (+5.8%), ahead of the preliminaries on February 28th, followed by rival Subsea 7 (+2.93%).
Eni did well (+0.92%), Shell (+0.27%) and BP (+0.14%) were cautious.
Tim (+2.74%) sprints in Piazza Affari in view of the accounts, which will be examined by the Board of Directors on 14 February and presented the following day.
Saras slips (-3.62% to 1.73 euros), which goes below the price of 1.75 euros paid by the Dutch Vitol to Moratti to take over 35%.
Last Friday the price circulating, denied by the family, was 2.2 euros.
Flop of Bioera (-4.55%), whose 2022 budget was found to be non-compliant according to Consob.
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