Bags, Asian markets ANORA falling, start rising for the Milan Stock – The Messenger

Milan Stock Exchange. The European stock exchanges seek rebound after negative wake of the recent sessions. The lists of the Old Continent grow on average by 1%, while the Milan stock driving the increases with the FTSE MIB growing by 1.5%. In the spotlight yet Mps who recently had been the protagonist of a fall unprecedented: now the title of the Sienese bank flies by 20% to 0.61 euro. Also in Milan, eyes on the popular rising by about 3 percentage points with Banco Popular, the BPM and BPER. Right on the bench yesterday, Consob has decided to ban short-selling. Money also on UniCredit has launched an operation to be over 1.8 billion for the repurchase of subordinated bonds.

Saipem under pressure. The shares lost 4% after freezing downward with a theoretical decline of 5.7%. The title weighs steep discount related to the capital increase by 3.5 billion which will start next Monday.

The Minister Padoan. The speaker of the bank this morning was the Minister Padoan who said: “MPS has strong fundamentals and great liquidity. He is trying to bulk up. ”

Europe. More cautious the rises of Paris (+ 1%), Frankfurt (+ 0.78%) and London (+ 0.51%). In Milan rising Mediaset rising 4.34%, runs the Banco Popular (for which Consob banned short selling) that jumps of 5%. Price does not start in Saipem which marks a theoretical -8.36% on the day of the board on the price of the capital increase. Mps, after entering into a volatility auction, now marks + 10.4% to EUR 0,563. More and minus sign for March delivery Brent that yields 0.25% to $ 27.81 a barrel, while the WTI marks a -0.53% to $ 28.2 per barrel. On the exchange rate front, the euro changed hands at $ 1.0945 ($ 1.0914 yesterday) and 127.48 (126.9 yen), while the dollar-yen stood at 116.94 (116.41) . Who

Asia. Yet another session in the red for the Asian markets in the wake of the fears linked to the health of ‘economy in China. Even today then prevailed on the sales lists of ‘Far East’, from Tokyo (-2.43%) in Shanghai (-3.22%) to Hong Kong (-1.39%). In particular, while the Japanese list came from a day in a market so-called ‘bear’, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange main index fell for the first time since 1998 in the value of its net assets (‘net assets’) , a sign that money is slowly coming out of the financial center known to all as one of the most open economies in the world. “In the markets the situation is currently so unstable and there is a lot of concern,” said an analyst in Tokyo with Bloomberg. “These sales are not tied to the real reasons, it sells for panic and many are short sales.”
 

 21/01/2016 09:09:30

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