Rome, January 6, 2015 – Performance thwarted today for European markets , which after a day in the swing on the final sitting bring home a noticeable rebound after the crash yesterday (-4.9 %). When there is an hour at the close of Milan marks + 1.76%, best list of European, followed by Frankfurt (+ 0.81%) and London (+ 0.17%), while Athens was closed for holidays.
CHARGED ENI – Always the weak bank, despite the renewed positive sign for Unicredit and Intesa Sanpaolo, Touch Eni caricarrsi shouldered the list with an increase of over 4% , after the morning the title was back year lows. Many well Enel (+ 3.5%) and Fca (+ 3%) now close on ten euro.
THE MORNING – At the start of session there was a mini rebound, with the Milan Stock which opened in the positive, as well as other European exchanges. Soon after, however, the lists have lost strength progressing throughout the morning in a seesaw. Then the final rush, although not supported by large volumes because of the public holiday. Yesterday cover the allegation of a ‘ Greek exit from the Eurozone and the collapse of oil have ditched the bags, which have lost more than 200 billion.
June ‘EVEN ASIA – St amattina Tokyo sold 3.02% , Taiwan 2.43%, 1.74% and Seoul Sydney l’ 1.57%. Hong Kong and Mumbai, still under negotiation, lost 1.25% and 2.15% while limiting the damage Shanghai (-0.11%).
SPREAD – The spread between BTP to 10 years and share similar German Bund remains above 130 , to 133 points, little moved compared to the 132 points of yesterday’s close. The yield is 1.81%. The spread between Spanish Bonos and German Bund is at 110 points, with a yield of 1.58%. The fear of a ‘Grexit’ that is, of a Greek exit from the euro, pushing at record lows the tenth anniversary of Germany, considered a safe haven, at 0.484%. Below 2% also the performance of the ten-year US, for the first time since mid-October.
OIL – Today the price of oil back down to its lowest for 5 years and a half. Electronic circuit on the light crude futures down 83 cents at $ 49.21 and Brent yield of $ 1.13 to $ 52.08. And always on the front of the oil comes the warning from Moody’s . According to the rating agency, the oil industry is entering a 2015 “difficult” because of the collapse of crude oil. If in 2015 the oil will remain around $ 55 per barrel lower operating income “will hit the profit of producer groups – says Moody’s – reducing the cash flows to reinvest”, with a chain impact on companies of oil services. But in the afternoon just the oil (Eni, Saipem, Tenaris) have led the rebound of Piazza Affari.
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