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It’s really a black Monday that the world stock markets. The origin of sales, once again, the collapse of Shanghai. The Chinese stock index lost 8.45% today, after falling 11% last week. Markets have traveled in heavy downward all day and worsened after the opening of Wall Street heavy – Milan came to yield more than 7% – before recovering from the lows. The FTSE MIB index closed at a loss of 5.96% to 20,450 points, lowest level since mid-February (Go video analysis on Black Monday and the panic selling on the Milan Stock Exchange). Days as dramatic for the index in Milan not seen from November 2011, in the midst of fear for the risk Italy.
The worst securities
thud of Tenaris (-9.6%) and Eni (-7.98%), the most disadvantaged of the FTSE MIB, is the indicator of another day high voltage for the oil sector as crude oil in New York It amounted to $ 38.75 per barrel (-4.2%). Fiat Chrysler down by 7.7%. On the currency market, the euro jumped back at the highest since January against the dollar: 1.1586 marks the change in closure of continental squares after touching even 1.17 (1.1386 Friday ‘). Oil slips again and is trading at $ 38.9 per barrel, lows last six and half years ago.
Other European markets
In closing, Frankfurt yields 4.7% and negative leads in the overall budget year to date. So does Madrid, which now moves back 5% while Paris and Lisbon (respectively -5.3% and -5.8%) still retain a net year to date increased slightly. Outside the eurozone, Zurich pays a decline of 3.7%, London’s 4.67%. The Athens Stock Exchange, already confused last week by the resignation of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, recorded a fall of 10.5%.
Wall Street recovers
In mid-session on Wall Street indexes remain down but reduce the decline largely on a day that began with an unprecedented contraction for the Dow Jones, arrived to give the opening over a thousand points. This is the most intraday recovery ‘decided to always. The Dow Jones sells now 170.14 points, to 1%, to 16,289.61. The S & amp; P 500 lost 25.22 points, 1.28%, to 1945.39. The Nasdaq scored a -40 points, or 0.79%, to 4,668. The oil gives 3.5% to $ 39.03 per barrel. The panic selling linked to yet another thud of the Shanghai Composite (down 8.5%) is failing with some investors taking advantage of the sharp declines to take sides with the “short squeeze” in progress (traders who bet on a decline in price lists close at least part of their positions). Some believe that the US economy remains robust and that is not threatened by the slowdown in the Chinese economy so feared. Others are convinced that the tensions seen in the markets, the Federal Reserve next month will not begin to raise interest rates as is the majority of stock traders predicted earlier this month. Economists at Barclays Capital, for example, have postponed from next September to March 2016, the first close in 2006 by the Central Bank of the United States.
The collapse of China
After a leap year to date to June, Shanghai collapsed quickly eliminating all the gains despite the measures implemented by the government. The Shanghai Stock Exchange on Monday lost 8.45% to 3,211.21, dragging all Asian markets. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index lost 6.7 percent, the worst performance since 2009. The index Taiex in Taiwan sold 7.5 percent.
Tokyo down -4.61%
The fears about the financial markets and the economy of China and the weakening of the dollar against the yen, around 120, sinking the Tokyo Stock Exchange that gives 4.61%, near the intraday low of almost 5%. The Nikkei index burns 895.15 points and down to below 19,000 for the first time since mid-March, up to 18.540,68.I lists of Tokyo have accused the biggest drop in more than two years in the wake of the fears about the increasingly serious prospects of the global economy with the difficulties of China, where the stock markets continue to experience setbacks pure between the attempts of the authorities to curb the “panic selling”. The thud of Tokyo is the worst since June 2013 and the following – cumulative 5.3% last week.
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