(AGI) – The main European stock markets closed the first session of the week in negative territory as investors remain focused on the possible effects of the global economy Brexit. The Euro / US Dollar maintains the stable position of 1,115. The Gold shows a timid gain, with an increase of 0.57%. Caution prevails in the oil market, with oil (Light Sweet Crude Oil), which continues the session with a slight decline of 0.20%. He leaps up the spread, ranking 138 basis points, an increase of 3 basis points, with the yield of ten-year BTP 1.25%. Among the major European stock exchanges, hesitates Frankfurt, with a modest decline of 0.69%. London under pressure, with a decline of 0.78%. He suffers from Paris, which shows a 0.75% loss. Sales rain on the Milan stock exchange, which ends with a heavy decline of 1.60%, penalized by the poor performance recorded by the banking sector. From closing figures of the Italian Stock Exchange, it appears that the turnover in today’s session amounted to 2.55 billion euro, a decrease of 22.53%, compared to 3.29 billion the day before; while contracts stood at 323,534, compared to the previous 389,091. Of 215 equity securities dealt in Business Plaza, 134 finished the session with a decline, while the increases were 60. Unchanged the remaining 21 actions. Appreciable upward in Milan to Funds Chemical (+ 0.50%), Health (+ 0.45%) and telecommunications (+ 0.42%). Among the most negative of the Milan list, we find the sectors Banks (-3.61%), for finance services (-3.22%) and Insurance (-2.76%). Among the best performers in Milan, stand Saipem (+ 3.94%), Salvatore Ferragamo (+ 1.20%), A2A (+ 1.19%) and Finmeccanica (+ 1%). The strongest sales, however, have hit on banks, especially of Banca MPS, who finished the trading day at -13.28%. The Sienese bank received from the ECB’s request to reduce net non performing loans by year-end. Thud of Banca Popolare dell’Emilia Romagna, showing a fall of 6.15%. In apnea also Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, which loses 4.10%, despite the good data come from car registrations in Italy, in June. At the top among Italian mid cap shares, Fincantieri (+ 3.25%) which announced a joint venture in China.
04/07/2016 18:15:01
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