MILANO – 9.20 am. European stock exchanges restart cautiously after the mixed close of Wall Street and in the aftermath of conflicting signals from the Fed, with President Jerome Powell downplaying the signals arrived on the inflation front by reassuring that it is a transitory acceleration and two other members of the American central bank who instead said that a period of high inflation could last longer than expected.
Milano rises by 0.43% at the start, London grows by 0.23%, Frankfurt 0.65% e Paris 0.56%. The Asian side is weak, where Tokyo closed trading at -0.05%. Among the currencies theeuro opens stable above 1.19 dollars and changes hands at 1.1924 dollars and 132.16 yen.
Cues from the day could come from the publication of the German Ifo index, the ECB bulletin and the weekly data on weekly requests for subsidies in the US. Good data from Acea on the commercial vehicle sales front, albeit in comparison with the 2020 figure, heavily conditioned by Covid. The new registrations they increased 51.3% to 165,363 units, but still more than 30,000 units below pre-pandemic volume levels. Looking at the four key markets, Spain saw the highest percentage growth (+ 89.6%), followed by Italy (+ 51.3%), Germany (+ 46.4%) and France (+ 28.4%) )
Among commodities, the prices of the Petroleum, the WTI is at $ 73.21 a barrel, up 0.18%. Brent is at $ 75.32 per barrel (+ 0.17%).
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