The main European stock markets are moving in no particular order, with US futures positive awaiting the employment data and in the wake of the signals launched by the Fed and the ECB on rates.
German industrial production is better than estimates, while Eurozone quarterly GDP is expected any minute now.
The best is Madrid (+0.35%), followed by Milan (+0.1%), Paris (+0.05%), Frankfurt and London (-0.25% both).
The spread between German BTPs and Bunds increased to 132.8 points, with the Italian annual yield falling by 2.4 points to 3.58%, compared to 4.1 points less than the German one's 2.26%.
Crude oil (WTI +0.8% to 79.57 dollars per barrel) and natural gas (+1.65% to 26.4 euros per MWh) are on the rise.
Vivendi drops (-1.51%) in the aftermath of the accounts while Tim rebounds (+3.59%) after the slip on the day before in the wake of the industrial plan.
Purchases on oil companies Eni (+0.87%), Shell (+0.8%), TotalEnergies (+0.75%) and BP (+0.56%).
Saipem (+3.22%) and Tenaris (+0.58%) also performed well.
In no particular order, the automotive companies Renault (+0.87%), Ferrari (+0.86%), Volvo (+0.48%), Porsche (-0.6%) and Stellantis (-0.02%), while correIveco (+5.56%), on the hypothesis of an interest from Leonardo (-0.43%) in the military vehicles division.
In the banking sector, the Spanish companies Bankinter (+3.55%), Bbva (+1.59%) and Sabadell (+1.57%) are leading the way.
Commerzbank (+0.77%), Banco Bpm (+0.4%) and Intesa (+0.11%) are more cautious, while Unicredit is weak (-1.28%), which concluded the 1st tranche of the repurchase of titles announced last October 30, which affected 95.99 million units.
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