European stock markets do not seem to be too worried about the US inflation data, which grew to 3.2% in February from 3.1% in January, above the expectations of economists who expected a stable figure, while core inflation fell less than expected , at 3.8%.
Indeed, the price lists are increasing their pace, with Milan rising by 0.7%, London by 1.2%, Paris by 0.2%, while even in New York the futures are moving in largely positive territory.
Government bonds also accentuated the increases: The yield on Italian ten-year bonds fell by six basis points to 3.56% while the spread with the Bund fell to 128 basis points.
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