Selling prevails in Piazza Affari and the other European markets

(Teleborsa) - Indices in Milan and the other major European bourses all close negative On Wall Street the S&P-500 is basically stagnant, posting a paltry +0.05% change.

EUR / USD is slightly down at 1.068. Gold has a bad day, ending the session -0.83% lower at 2,300.2 dollars per ounce. Oil prices are essentially stable, with Light Sweet Crude Oil trading sideways at 80.7 dollars per barrel.

The Spread rises a scant 2 basis points to reach +153 BPs, with the Italy BTP 10-year yield at +3.98%.

Among the markets of the Old Continent, it's a stalemate for Frankfurt, which is trading around the flatline, London contracts moderately by -0.27%, and Paris is subdued, shedding -0.69%.

Piazza Affari closes on a cautious note, with the FTSE MIB registering a slight loss of -0.49%; similarly, the FTSE Italia All-Share closes on a downbeat note, at 35,718 points, which is just shy of the previous session's levels.

The FTSE Italia Mid Cap descends -0.87%; similarly, the FTSE Italia Star ends negative (-0.88%).

Saipem (+2.37%) and Bper (+1.12%) among the top performers in Milan.

Tenaris has the worst performance, closing -2.22% down.

Troubled MPS Bank falls -2.18%.

Ferrari is down, with a net loss of 1.79%.

Interpump Group falls just below its previous value.

D'Amico (+8.21%), Fincantieri (+4.34%), MFE A (+2.05%) and Industrie De Nora (+2.01%) top the ranks of Milan's mid-caps.

De'Longhi has the worst performance, closing -5.30% down.

Danieli & C is firmly in the red, showing a fall of 2.88%.

Sanlorenzo trades negative, losing -2.6%.

Tinexta plunges -2.28%.

(Teleborsa) 06-26-2024 06:02 PM