It ‘s terrible to say, but the murder of the British Labour MP Jo Cox – fiercely pro-European – shows the calm in the financial markets. In fact, it assumes that the emotional impact of the assassination of the anti-Brexit MEP can reduce the chances of victory of “leave” in the referendum of 23 June. The London FTSE 100 index grew 1.14% to 6,018 points, the CAC 40 in Paris rises 1.29% to 4,206 points, the DAX in Frankfurt gained 1.25%% to 9,669 points, while the largest increase up to Milan Stock Exchange, where the FTSE MIB index has rebounded by + 2.69% to 16,849 points. Among rose the most outstanding bank stocks, with Popolare di Milano of 6,83%, the Popolare dell’Emilia Romagna to + 6.66%, and Ubi Banca Mps themselves up by more than 6%. Well even a sample of savings managed as Soul, an increase of +6.2. Despite the Milan stock exchange today’s recovery remains at a loss of about 20% compared to the beginning of the year.
Even Asian stock markets registered a positive conclusion on the basis of a weakening of fears about Brexit. The Shanghai Stock Exchange closed with a 0.43% gain, gaining 12.29 points to 2885.11 points. The Shenzhen Stock Exchange ended the session with a growth of 0.81%, or 15.30 points, to 1900.74 points. Positively also Hong Kong, after the decline yesterday, gained 0.66, that ’131,56 points, and closed at 20,169.98 points. Tokyo was the best with an increase of just over 1%.
June 17, 2016 (edited June 17, 2016 | 11:52)
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