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Stock exchanges today, 6 September 2021. EU lists in cautious rise, markets awaiting the ECB

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MILANO – 9.10 a.m. A cautious restart for the European lists in a week that looks above all to the meeting of the ECB’s board of directors on Thursday. Last week, Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann called for a gradual reduction in purchases under the Pepp program, the securities purchase plan launched during the pandemic, thus opening the debate also on the European side on the issue of timing. of a possible reduction in support from the European Central Bank. However, since the meeting on Thursday, analysts are not already expecting announcements on tapering, but instead await the new economic estimates prepared by the Frankfurt technicians, which could provide a more up-to-date picture of the health of the European economy and its prospects. Positive signals came already in the morning from orders to German industry, which in July grew by 3.4% compared to June against the expected 0.7%, and by 24.4% on an annual basis compared to an expected + 18.9%.

In Europe Milano salt by 0.24%, London advances by 0.28%, Frankfurt 0.26% e Paris 0.27%. Positive is the Asian side where it shines Tokyo: The announcement of the imminent resignation of Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga pushes the Nikkei to a 1.83% rise as the markets today remain orphaned of the reference of Wall Street, closed for the holidays.

Among currencies, theeuro opens slightly above $ 1.18 after hitting two-month highs at the end of last week. The single currency changes hands at 1.1870 dollars and 130.33 yen. Spread up to 107 points, with the yield of Italian bonds standing at 0.70%.

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Among commodities, the prices of the Petroleum. Contracts on WTI crude fell 1.37% to 68.35 dollars a barrel. Brent also fell, losing 1.36% to 71.62 dollars a barrel.

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