Market share growth The main indicators of the Italian Stock Exchange and the main European financial centers advance by more than one percentage point
The main indices of the Italiana Stock Exchange and a record of the main European financial centers advance by more than one percentage point. Pierre Ferret – Technical Analyst at ActivTrades – highlighted that stock market sentiment is relatively positive and investor confidence remains high despite the recent turmoil caused by the financial sector, with risk appetite supported by the possibility of central banks halting bullish pricing, providing an excuse Good for pushing stock indices higher shortly before the end of the quarter. “but, The current rally is based more on predictions than factswhich means that benchmarks may be threatened with a sharp decline if central banks (especially the Federal Reserve) disappoint investors.
at 12.55 FTSEMib It rose by 1.28% to 27,080 points, after hitting a high of 27,081 points. At the same time FTSE Italia All Share He gained 1.29%. plus sign for file Medium hat from FTSE Italia (+ 1.39%) and l Star of FTSE Italy (+ 1.2%).
the Bitcoins It came back to over $28,500 (just under €26,500).
the BTP-Bund spread It shrunk to 180 points, with the 10-year BTP yield above 4.1%.
L’euro It consolidates above $1.085.
Italian Post It decreased by 0.76% to 9.442 euros. The company informed me Economic and financial results for 2022, closed the year with increased revenue and mixed profitability. Furthermore, Poste Italiane management has provided guidance for 2023 and updated its dividend policy.
Bank stocks are always the championsAfter the sharp rise achieved in the previous session.
UniCredit recorded an increase of 1.55%. better performance for Monte dei Paschi di Siena (+ 3.72%).
CNH Industrial A gain of 1.91%, to 14.12 euros. The company announced an agreement to acquire Hemisphere GNSS (Hemisphere), currently owned by Unistrong, a company incorporated in the People’s Republic of China. The acquisition consideration was initially determined to be $175 million, net of cash and debt, subject to adjustments.
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