After a day largely devoid of big ideas, the European market took with determination on the path of reductions in the late afternoon, a sign that investors prefer to start to lighten positions ahead of Sunday’s referendum in Greece and the closure of tomorrow’s Wall Street for a long weekend of celebrations (Independence Day on July 4).
Do not helped then the data came from America. If the unemployment rate fell in June to 5.3% (but above all as a result of the collapse of the labor force participation rate, which fell to the lowest since 1977), he has disappointed the data on jobs created, 223,000, ten thousand less than the expectations. Closing in Milan the FTSE Mib lost 1.43% while the FTSE All Share ceded 1.39%. Challenge even Paris (-0.99%) and Frankfurt (-0.73%) while London managed to close in rise of 0.38%. Among the blue chips closed in upward only to Saipem, which gained 2.37% after five consecutive sessions of decline and Snam (+1.44%).
Do not helped then the data came from America. If the unemployment rate fell in June to 5.3% (but above all as a result of the collapse of the labor force participation rate, which fell to the lowest since 1977), he has disappointed the data on jobs created, 223,000, ten thousand less than the expectations. Closing in Milan the FTSE Mib lost 1.43% while the FTSE All Share ceded 1.39%. Challenge even Paris (-0.99%) and Frankfurt (-0.73%) while London managed to close in rise of 0.38%. Among the blue chips closed in upward only to Saipem, which gained 2.37% after five consecutive sessions of decline and Snam (+1.44%).
Under pressure instead Fiat Chrysler (-2.26% ) despite the towing of June sales in Italy (+ 20% per year compared with a market that has grown by 14.3%). On the expanded list, debut at + 4.27% for the freshman Bank System. On the currency market, in euro rising against the dollar with the cross set at 1.1102 (1.1063 last night). Oil WTI rising 1.44% to $ 57.78 per barrel.
July 2, 2015 19:29 – Last Updated: 19:32
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