(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor) – Plus sign for the European stock exchanges in a session that promises to be fluctuating, with the close of the month and the quarter that will see portfolio adjustments in the foreground. Signals of stabilization are coming from the US, where a general agreement has been reached to avoid it shutdown (the vote is expected in the next few hours), but Treasury yields return to rise to 1.54% and the dollar is still racing after hitting 18-month highs against the yen and over a year against the euro.
Piazza Affari rose with the FTSE MIB index among the best in the Old Continent, together with the CAC 40 in Paris, the Spanish IBEX 35 and the DAX 30 in Frankfurt. During the night, however, Asia moved in contrast, between the energy crisis that continues to cause concern and some Chinese data that continue to show a slowdown in the recovery, even if the services SME showed a return to expansion. On the macro front, after the disappointing data from Beijing, the data on the unemployment benefits, “thermometer” of the health of the American economy.
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In Milan he recovers Tenaris, down Prysmian
On the Milanese stock market, Tenaris recovers, which is positive from the start and now places itself at the top of the list, with purchases that are also rewarding the other oil stocks. Davide Campari is doing well, as are utilities starting from A2a. In general the industrialists, in particular Leonardo – Finmeccanica, are in tune, while the credit institutions are on the rise with Mediobanca in the lead and the confrontation between the shareholders always in the foreground in view of the October meeting. Sales hit Prysmian and the Telecom Italia stock remains weak after the eve of the eve.
Off the main list, Zucchi celebrates the six-monthly and marks the best performance of Piazza Affari. In the first half of 2021 the group recorded a consolidated turnover of 44.6 million (+ 66.7%). Sales include 4 million of the new subsidiary Zuckids and 0.2 million of the new Basitalia business.
Spread up to 105 points, rate at 0.84%
The spread between BTp and Bund on the secondary MTS market for government bonds rose slightly. The yield differential between the ten-year benchmark BTp and the same German maturity is indicated at 105 basis points from 104 points at the closing on 29 September. The yield of the Italian ten-year BTp also rose slightly to 0.84% from the 0.83% recorded at the end of the eve.