Markets of the Old Continent are all positive

(Teleborsa) - A rush of buy orders hits the European stock markets as Piazza Affari closes on the same positive note as the Old Continent bourses. The stars and stripes market is essentially healthy, with the S&P-500 registering a modest gain of 0.29%.

EUR / USD holds its position at 1.081. Gold advances with a fractional gain of +0.5%. Light Sweet Crude Oil continues to trade sideways, registering a +0.08% change.

The Spread is at +106 basis points, near the previous day's level, while the ten-year BTP settles at +3.84%.

Among the European markets, Frankfurt stands out, progressing +0.87%, a positive result for London, which inches up +0.57%, and a positive performance for Paris, which advances by a notable +0.93%.

The Milanese stock exchange looks bullish, with the FTSE MIB advancing to 39,318 points, putting an end to the bearish streak of three consecutive drops since last Thursday; similarly, the FTSE Italia All-Share gains +0.87% over the previous session, trading at 41,593 points.

The FTSE Italia Mid Cap climbs +0.72%; on the same line, the FTSE Italia Star is only just in the black (+0.48%).

Unicredit (+2.56%), Banca Mediolanum (+2.14%), Intesa Sanpaolo (+1.83%) and Banco Bpm (+1.64%) top the ranks of Milan's large-caps.

Pirelli & C has the worst performance, with a -1.69% down.

Prysmian declines by a notable -1.6%.

Moncler is sluggish, declining marginally (-0.73%).

Buzzi is modestly down, shedding -0.68%.

GVS (+6.93%), Newlat Food (+5.45%), Technoprobe (+4.52%) and Maire (+3.24%) are among the big players in the FTSE Italia Mid Cap index.

Fincantieri sees the heaviest sell-offs, now trading -6.91% lower.

Alerion Clean Power is struggling, -1.92% down.

Carel Industries suffers losses of 1.55%.

Investors hurry to sell as Ferragamo declines -1.52%.

(Teleborsa) 03-25-2025 04:00 PM