Italiana Stock Exchange, commenting on today’s session (13 June 2022)

Italiana Stock Exchange, commenting on today’s session (13 June 2022)

Bank stocks fell in the red, after selling in the Friday session. Saipem declines sharply after fusion. BTP-Bund spread exceeded 240 pips

passive marketstart of the week under the banner sales The main indices of the Italian Stock Exchange and the main European financial markets after the sharp correction in the previous two sessions. Stock markets in old emergency record slump more than 2%.

at 11.20 FTSEMib It lost 2.13% to 22067 points after it fluctuated between 21981 points as a minimum and 22,255 points as a maximum. At the same time FTSE Italia all participated It was down 2.19%. worse performance for FTSE Italia medium hat (-2.68%) in favor of The star of FTSE Italia (-3.52%).

The BTP-Bund spread It crossed 240 points after the Italian 10-year bond yield hit 4%.

The Bitcoin It collapsed under $24,500 (just over 23,000 euros).

L ‘euro It fell below $1.05.

In red I Securities for the banking sectorafter the sale in the Friday session.

strong fluctuations Paper Bank: The stock is suspended to exceed the variance after it recorded a theoretical decrease of 1.2%.

bad performance for Intesa San Paulo (-3.9% for €1.7506) and in favor of UniCredit (From -2.01% to €9.413).

The minus sign is also for stocks in the oil sectorAfter the price of crude oil in New York (the contract expires in July 2022) fell below $119 a barrel.

Saipem shares fell 8.7% to €41.12. The Italian Stock Exchange introduced the new prices of the company’s common shares and savings shares, to which an adjustment factor of 10 has been applied, after a reverse stock split in effect since Monday 13 June 2022. The closing price on Friday 10 June for common shares, equal to 4,504 euros, adjusted to 45.04 euros , while the price of savings bonds was adjusted to 180 euros.

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