All European markets slightly lower
(Teleborsa) - Milan flags in the wake of Europe's major bourses. US markets also see prices slip fractionally.EUR / USD is trading negative, having shed -0.7% so far. Gold trades up, advancing to 2,651.1 dollars per ounce. Light Sweet Crude Oil is just below the flatline, with a negative variation of 0%.
The Spread is firmly up, adding 7 basis points to trade at +123 BPs, while the Italian 10-year BTP yield is at +3.58%.
Among the major European bourses, Frankfurt drifts -0.29% lower, London is essentially flat, offering a scant -0.17%, and Paris totters along with a modest -0.43% decline.
Piazza Affari closes on a cautious note, with the FTSE MIB registering a slight loss of -0.29%; similarly, the FTSE Italia All-Share closes on a downbeat note, at 35,375 points, which is just shy of the previous session's levels.
The FTSE Italia Mid Cap posts marginal gains (+0.29%); on the same line, the FTSE Italia Star is moderately up (+0.51%).
Nexi (+2.16%), Telecom Italia (+2.10%), Recordati (+1.10%) and Prysmian (+1.03%) top the ranks of Milan's large-caps.
Iveco sees the heaviest sell-offs, finishing trade -2.05% lower.
Amplifon suffers losses of 1.57%.
A sluggish day for Stellantis, which drops -1.45%.
Enel trades with a small loss of -1.19%.
Moltiply Group (+3.31%), Carel Industries (+3.31%), GVS (+2.73%) and Marr (+2.50%) are among the best performing stocks in the FTSE Italia Mid Cap basket.
De'Longhi reports the heaviest losses, ending the session -3.08% down.
Investors hurry to sell as Ferragamo declines -2.47%.
Intercos plunges -2.19% on intense selling.
Tottering the Italian Sea Group dips -1.36%.
(Teleborsa) 11-20-2024 06:02 PM