MILAN (Reuters) – Driven by the recovery of bank Piazza Affari scored a great rebound in the last session of the week, but closes for the fourth consecutive time with a negative balance serving the current general climate of uncertainty prevailing in all markets. the stars of the day in Milan are the banks’ securities, strong cash due to technical coatings and the assumptions on the creation of a fund to support the capital increases both the supply of the sufferings of some banks. Given the strong impact of the sector in the index, the Milan Stock Exchange is the best among the European stocks that today are supported, as was Wall Street, by the recovery in oil prices. ** the FTSE Mib gains 4.08% to 17,500 points and AllShare 3.59%. Volume for a value around 2.6 billion euro. The European FTSEurofirst 300 benchmark advancing 1.17% approx. ** The index of Italian banks jumped by 7.5% approximately compared to a rise of about 2% of the European Stoxx. Among individual stocks, the most popular with double-digit increases, are the ones most affected in recent sessions as BPER (+ 14.3%), BPM (+ 10.9%) and Banco Popolare (+ 10.9%). It follows UNICREDIT wheel, which in recent sessions has particularly suffered from the uncertainties related to the increase of Pop Vicenza capital, which is the only guarantee. the bank gudita by Federico Ghizzoni said he was ready to support the government’s plan on the bottom and said it was confident about the imminent rise of popular Vicenza. They run also UBI (+ 8.7%), MPS (+7 , 9%) and Carige (+ 10.4%). ** TELECOM ITALY rises by 6.3%: interviewed by a newspaper, the CEO of Vivendi Arnaud de Puyfontaine said the French group did not want to cut costs, but increase efficiency. ** MEDIASET runs to + 5.4% in view of the announcement, expected tonight, the agreement with Vivendi which provides an exchange of shares between the two media groups and the assignment Premium, pay-TV Alfa, to the French. More …
Friday, April 8, 2016
Milan stock exchange closed up sharply, run banks, jumps Mediaset – Reuters Italy
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