Piazza Affari heads the pack in Europe

(Teleborsa) - Stock markets are having a poor day on the Old Continent, trading negative amid broad selling pressure. In this dreary climate, Milan holds firm and wins the laurels. While the US stock market also slipped into the red.

EUR / USD creeps higher, showing a +0.36% rise. Gold trades slightly up at 2,482.1 dollars per ounce. Crude oil rises in an upbeat session, with Light Sweet Crude Oil gaining as much as +1.79%.

The Spread crawls up 2 basis points to +132 BPs, with the Italy BTP 10-year yield at +3.73%.

Among the markets of the Old Continent, Frankfurt trades firm at -0.16%, London is modestly up (+0.44%), and Paris trades largely sideways.

The Borsa Italiana edges up as the FTSE MIB rises +0.21%, while, instead, the FTSE Italia All-Share is trading on a dull note, at 36,695 points, around the previous day's levels.

The FTSE Italia Mid Cap is slightly lower (-0.39%); the FTSE Italia Star holds previous levels (+0.19%).

A2A (+3.12%), Saipem (+1.90%), ENI (+1.47%) and Banco Bpm (+1.02%) top the ranks of Milan's large-caps.

Amplifon reports the heaviest losses, currently suffering from a -1.28% down.

Pirelli & C trades with a small loss of -1.18%.

Tottering Ferrari dips -1.02%.

Stmicroelectronics is definitely weaker with a -0.96% decrease.

Ariston Holding (+5.62%), Fincantieri (+5.34%), Carel Industries (+2.89%) and Acea (+1.87%) are among the big players in the FTSE Italia Mid Cap index.

Technoprobe reports the heaviest losses, currently suffering from a -3.28% down.

Digital Value declines by a notable -2.22%.

De'Longhi is struggling, -2.14% down.

Buzzi suffers losses of 2.06%.

(Teleborsa) 07-17-2024 04:00 PM