The European stock markets fail to consolidate the gains of the beginning of the session and turn negative until the words of ECB President Mario Draghi. The lists of the Old Continent now lose an average of 0.2%, while the Milan stock remains highly volatile after the fall extended around half a percentage point now earns 0.28%. Uncertain London and Frankfurt that have zero earnings. In Milan continues to run MPS (+ 17.5%) after the thud of previous sessions, while Saipem sinks that currently remains in the auction of volatility (11.8% theoretical).
Yet another session in the red for the Asian markets in the wake of the fears over the health of the economy in China. Even today then prevailed on the sales lists of ‘Far East’, from Tokyo (-2.43%) in Shanghai (-3.22%) to Hong Kong (-1.39%). In particular, while the Japanese list came from a day in a market so-called ‘bear’, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange main index fell for the first time since 1998 in the value of its net assets (‘net assets’) , a sign that money is slowly coming out of the financial center known to all as one of the most open economies in the world. “In the markets the situation is currently so unstable and there is a lot of concern,” said an analyst in Tokyo with Bloomberg. “These sales are not tied to the real reasons, it sells for panic and many are short sales.”
BTP Bund spread rose to 119 points – Opening rising for spread between BTP and Bund and at the beginning of the day mark portion 119 points against the 117 of the closure last night. The ten-year Italian bond yield is 1.68%.
Gold gains on market uncertainty, nearly 1,100 dlr ounce – The market uncertainty still pushes the price of ‘gold back to almost 1,100 dollars per ounce. In Asia, bullion for immediate delivery was trading at $ 1099.92 an ounce. The gain from the beginning of 2016 by 3.7%.
European shares yesterday lost 233 billion of euro. And ‘the balance of the session, characterized by sharp falls in the oil sector (Stoxx -5.14%), with crude oil plunged to $ 26.55 in New York, metals (-5.17%), with all falling prices except for gold and silver, and banks (-4.28%). In this case sales were concentrated on Italian MPS (-22.20%), Carige (-17.79%) and Banco Popolare (-10.88%). Under pressure Alpha Bank (-10%) on the square in Athens. Also yesterday sitting in sharp decline for the Milan Stock (FTSE Mib -4.83% to 18,880 points), but has seen far worse moments in the past, such as the 8% left the field in October 2008, or -7.57% on 11 September 2001. The closing for the Milan Stock Exchange was heavy but it is a far cry from the 10 worst sessions on record. In particular, the index of blue chips in Milan did not lose much from January 5, 2015 (-4.92%), while in October 2008 had failed to yield 8% and 11 September 2011, the 7.57% . YTD the index in Milan is under the 16.11% and is then eaten the entire increase in 2015 (+ 13%).
S & amp; P 500 burns from 2.000 bln dlr beginning of the year – The S & amp; P 500 has burned nearly 2,000 billion dollars in market capitalization since the beginning of the year. This was reported by the CNBC.
Oil sinks in New York – Oil closed down in New York, where prices have lost 6.71% to $ 26.55 a barrel. Since the beginning of the year prices have lost nearly 30%.
Ruble dive, € 92 per share, a 84 dollar – The ruble falls on the stock exchange in Moscow . The exchange rate with the euro has in fact, totaled 92 while the dollar share has surpassed 84, a new record.
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