Piazza Affari in good shape, but Europe cautious
(Teleborsa) - Market reports highlight the wary mood permeating the Old Continent, with the exception of the Milan exchange, which closes on a fairly positive note. On Wall Street, the S&P-500 trades marginally lower, shedding -0.39%.EUR / USD climbs a tad to 1.064. There is no significant change for gold which, at 2,382.9 dollars per ounce, is traded around previous levels. Light Sweet Crude Oil plunges to 83.4 dollars per barrel amid heavy sell-offs, losing -2.29%.
The Spread sees a slight drop, falling to +142 basis points, while the Italy 10-year BTP yield stands at +3.87%.
Among the markets of the Old Continent, Frankfurt essentially treads water (+0.02%), London is essentially healthy, gaining +0.35%, and Paris is modestly up (+0.62%).
The Italian stock market closes on the plus side, with the FTSE MIB +0.72% up; similarly, the FTSE Italia All-Share edges higher to end at 35,755 points.
The FTSE Italia Mid Cap lacks direction (-0.07%); on the same line, the FTSE Italia Star is practically unchanged (-0.17%).
Banca Popolare Sondrio (+5.71%), DiaSorin (+3.66%), Bper (+2.78%) and Moncler (+2.32%) among the best performing blue chips in Piazza Affari.
Leonardo sees the heaviest sell-offs, finishing trade -1.68% lower.
Tottering Prysmian dips -1.5%.
Amplifon is definitely weaker with a -0.93% decrease.
Interpump Group slips just under the flatline with a -0.92% decrease.
SAES Getters (+4.53%), D'Amico (+3.38%), De'Longhi (+2.96%) and MutuiOnline (+2.32%) are among Italy's top mid-cap stocks.
Technoprobe sees the heaviest sell-offs, finishing trade -3.64% lower.
GVS declines by a notable -2.65%.
LU-VE Group is struggling, -2.54% down.
Industrie De Nora suffers losses of 2.08%.
(Teleborsa) 04-17-2024 06:02 PM