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This article was published on 19 September 2014 at 20:19.
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Wall Street remains weak (indices in real time), but file loss. All eyes remain fixed on Alibaba, which on the day of placement is trading up by 34.46% to $ 91.41 after hitting an intraday high at $ 99.70 versus an IPO price of $ 68.

At the start of the European stock markets, which was greeted with a sigh of relief as the outcome of the Scottish referendum on independence, they traveled to the upside. Later, however, some lists (including Milan and Paris) have lagged. Despite the initially positive trend on Wall Street, closing in negative territory for Piazza Affari, with the main FTSE MIB index which sold 0.74% down to below 21 thousand points (20,972) and scoring even today one of the worst performance on the squares continental.

I slipped by 4% St, following the news that Apple has chosen a new supplier for the production dell’Iphone6. They also go down the actions of the banks, with the exception of MPS (+ 0.28%) driven by the expectation for entry at the top of the representatives of Fintech and Btg Pactual on the board, after the formal resignation of two directors.

Telecom Italy closed down 1.3% on the day of the announcement of the changing of the guard in the shareholding structure: by June 2015 Vivendi will detect 5.7% of the shares to Telefonica and 8 , 3% of the voting rights. focus on Catholic, in sharp decline. The insurance group surprised the market with an increase from 500 million and a business plan deemed “aggressive” by some analysts.

On the fixed income side the BTP-Bund spread at an altitude of traveling around 128 basis points, with a yield of good Italian at 2.39%. The spread between the ten-year Spanish and German, on the other hand, settles around 107 basis points.

Pound rise, and could not be otherwise, the money markets. In the night, when you are gone, bringing about the victory of the “no” in the referendum on the independence of Scotland, the British currency has come to touch 78.1 pence to the euro. Then, it was around 79.4 per share. The single currency, on the other hand, the dollar continued to fall slightly, to below 1.29.

In the morning the Tokyo Stock Exchange closed up, the highest since 2007. The push has come, in particular, the yen weak, a phenomenon that favors groups focused on exports. Oil: WTI yields 1.25% to $ 91.91 a barrel.

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