Milan Stock Exchange closed up + 0.78%. Feeble other European stock exchanges – The Messenger

(AGI) – Major European close weak, while money remains in Piazza Affari, ending trade on top of the day, thanks to the excellent performance of banking stocks and the turmoil in the publishing industry. Climate dominates wait for the ECB meeting next week, while Euroland did not arrive positive news. Even the US economy does not shine, as confirmed by the Federal Reserve’s Beige Book, which confirms the glimpse of an economy that moves between high and low.

The same framework was offered by the data released today, the market of work and the performance of industry and services. The EUR / USD continues to trade with a fractional gain of 0.86%. The Gold at $ 1,257.5 an ounce, marking an increase of 1.40%. The Oil (Light Sweet Crude Oil) stores the day with 0.55% fractional gain. Unchanged the spread, which is positioned at 125 basis points, with the yield of ten-year BTP which is positioned to 1.42%. Among the Eurozone indexes, hesitates Frankfurt, with a modest decline of 0.25%, slow day for London, which stores the session with a decline of 0.27%, with no cues Paris, which does not show significant changes on prices. To top the Italian stock market, with the Dow rising 0.78%, consolidating the series of six consecutive increases, which began last Thursday; on the same line, a slight increase for the FTSE Italy All-Share, which leads to 19,988 points. Directionless FTSE Italy Mid Cap (+ 0.13%); Positive the FTSE Italy Star (+0.74%).

From the closing figures of the Italian Stock Exchange, it appears that the turnover in today’s session amounted to 2.59 billion euro, down of 13.09%, compared to 2.98 billion the day before; while contracts stood at 305,877, compared to the previous 345,903. Among the 226 stocks traded, the positive titles were 104, while 108 have finished falling. Substantially stable the remaining 14 actions. positive result on the Milan for the sectors Telecommunications (+ 5,02%), raw materials (+ 2.16%) and banks (+ 2.15%). In the list, the personal goods and household sectors (-3.29%), Retail Sales (-1.69%) and Health (-1.36%) were among the top sellers. Among the best performers in Milan, stand banks: Banca MPS earns 5.99%), Intesa Sanpaolo and Banca Mediolanum the 4.04% 3.59%.

Glide Banca Popolare dell ‘ Emilia Romagna, with a distinct disadvantage 1.73%. also brilliant Telecom Italy (+ 5.67%). The strongest sales there are still of Luxottica, who finished the trading day at -4.78%, discounting anchors negative results. Under pressure titles in luxury and retail: YOOX NET-A-PORTER accuses a decline of 1.97% and Moncler shows a decisive downward 1.51%. In the media sector, slips L’Espresso Group (-2.33%) after the deal with shareholders of La Stampa, while RCS Mediagroup slips by more than 7%, despite rumors of interest with the buying of FCA. Cash also Il Sole 24 Ore (+ 3.58%), which has denied interest in mergers or alliances.