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The stock exchanges today, 9 July. The EU lists are trying to rebound after fears about the Delta variant

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MILANO – 9.35 am. European stock exchanges are attempting to rebound after yesterday’s sharp decline conditioned by growing fears for the spread of the Delta variant. Today the EU lists all restarted upwards despite the negative session of Wall Street. Milano salt by 0.85%, London advances by 0.51%, Frankfurt 0.68% e Paris 0.97%.

The announcement of the new state of emergency with the decision to close the Olympic Games to the public still penalizes Tokyo, which ends at -0.63%. The market’s beacon today is on the Fed’s half-yearly monetary policy report after the minutes of the last meeting of the US central bank’s monetary policy committee began discussing a possible start of tapering earlier than the day before yesterday. expected.

Among currencies, euro little movement on the dollar at 1.1829 at the start of the day (from 1.1846 last night in New York). On the yen, the single currency changes hands at 130.18. After yesterday’s slight rise, it remains stable today spread. The differential between BTP and German Bund opens down to 106.6 basis points, compared to 107.7 points at yesterday’s closing. The yield of the Italian 10-year is 0.76%.

Few shakes even on Petroleum, with Wti he crude changing hands at $ 73.14 a barrel compared to $ 72.94 last night in New York. Brent also rose very slightly to 74.24 dollars (+ 0.16%).

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