It’s a day of waiting and it will be for the stock markets with the markets in suspense for the outcome of the referendum in which the citizens of the United Kingdom of Great Britain will decide on the permanence Union European. The Nikkei index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange closed up 1.07%, exceeding the threshold of 16 thousand points after a sharp drop followed by a partial recovery last week, while the yen remains at a robust rate band between 104 and 105 against the dollar. Have the Chinese stock exchanges with the Shanghai Composite Index at -0.47% and -0.32% in Shenzhen closed slightly negative instead.
They start rising in all European markets showing a cautious optimism on the outcome of the vote. Milan, dragged by financial, gains 0.49%, Paris 0.7% and Frankfurt 0.63%. Also in line the London Stock Exchange to + 0.6%. In Milan, Banco Popolare rises by 2.9% following the successful closing of the increase of a billion-euro capital, an operation preparatory to the merger with BPM (+ 1.6%). Ubi, a few days after the submission of the business plan on the calendar Monday ‘, marking an increase of 0.35%. Meanwhile circulating the name of the number one, Victor Massiah, the list of candidates for the CEO chair of Unicredit (-0.16%).
23 June 2016 (modified June 23, 2016 | 09:35)
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