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Bags, Europe struggles at the opening. Mediaset runs to Piazza Affari after the accounts

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Uncertainty prevails on European prices, which moves between fears related to the spread of the coronavirus and those related to the times of the “tapering” of central banks, after the data on slowing American inflation. On the European stock exchanges, which travel in contrast, the slowdown inChinese economy which penalized the Asian equity markets. In the People’s Republic, industrial production and retail sales slowed down in August, rising respectively by 5.3% and 2.5%: these are the lowest levels in a year. However, the performance of the lists has improved in some cases after the hope has spread on the market that the Beijing government may decide to increase the stimulus to the economy. On the currency market, the euro slides towards $ 1.18 and is indicated at 1.1806 from 1.1820 yesterday at the close. The price of oil rises.

FTSE Mib stock market trend

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On the other hand, you continue to breathe completely different air bond markets. On Tuesday 14 September, the EU Commission returned to the market with a seven-year bond worth 9 billion euros to finance the Next Generation plan, the Italian Treasury took advantage of it to make further stock of medium-long term bonds by issuing BTp at 3, 7 and 30 years for a total of € 5.75 billion. All this took place while on the secondary market the interest rate differential with respect to the Bund fell again below the psychological threshold of 100, up to those 98 basis points that had not been seen on the screens since last opening (0.655 the yield of the Italian ten-year).

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Taken profits in Tokyo, Nikkei down 0.52%

Closing down for the Tokyo Stock Exchange. In a session without significant cues and conditioned by a generalized profit taking that affected the most important sectors of the list, the Nikkei index closed the session down by 0.52%, settling at 30,511.71 points. A more pronounced decline for the broad Topix index, which fell by 1.06% at the end of the session, closing at 2,096.39 points.

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