Thursday, January 21, 2016

Bags, Europe expects Draghi Milan salt, Mps bounces 22% – BBC



Milan , January 21, 2016 – 08:32

     
     
 

European shares move variables after the negative wake of recent sessions. The lists of the Old Continent, which had begun in opening a rebound shy of 1% on average, around mid-morning are back around the parity. Markets await cues from the board meeting of the ECB and of the words of President Mario Draghi, which could give indications on the outlook for growth and inflation and perhaps a reference to the situation of the banks. In Milan the FTSE MIB marks + 0.23%, + 0.04% London, Paris and Frankfurt -0.03% + 0.15%.

In the spotlight yet Mps who recently had been the protagonist of an unprecedented fall: hence the title of the Sienese bank, recovering from a slump of 22.2%, marking a jump of 22% in 0,624euro . High volumes, above the average daily after an hour Since the start of trade. The speaker of the bank this morning was the minister who Padoan said: “MPS has strong fundamentals and great liquidity. He is trying to bulk up. ” 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. Mesh Black list Saipem finally suspended with a theoretical decrease of 7.4% in view of the capital from 3.5 billion at steep discount.

Asia still down

New fall instead to the main Asian markets. Shanghai has left on the ground for 3.2% and ended the session at 2880.48 points. Shenzhen also closed sharply lower, by 4%, to 1800.99 points. Since the beginning of the morning have weighed on the indices falling oil prices, concerns about the world economy and the trend in other major financial centers. Wednesday the Shanghai Stock Exchange had closed with a drop more ‘content of 1 percent.
Closing in sharp decline for the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The Nikkei index has lost 2.43% (-398.93 points) and closed the trading day at an altitude of 16,017.26 points, the new minimum of 15 months. The more ‘broad Topix index lost 2.80% (-37.48 points) and closed at 1301.49 points. The session ‘was extremely active with 3.18 billion shares traded on the main market. After a morning that had positive surprised brokers, it has been grafted a new wave of sales, even here in the wake of lower oil prices and the performance of markets in Europe and the United States.

January 21, 2016 (modified January 21, 2016 | 11:23)

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