MILAN – Sitting under tone for the main European stocks after five straight days of gains. Paris has yielded 0.36%, Frankfurt 0.39%, while London is unchanged as Milan (-0.03%): on the other hand the day is free of large macroeconomic cues, net increase in stocks, of oil. closing in negative territory for Wall Street: the Dow Jones lost 0.20%, the Nasdaq yields 0.40% and the S & amp; P 500 leaves on the ground 0.29%. Meanwhile, the public debt in front of incoming positive signs: the yield of annual Bot fell to new record low. The Treasury sold at auction all the EUR 6 billion in Bot in a year with falling rates in -0.190% to -0.176% of the July employment: the demand has exceeded 10.5 billion. The spread is stable in area 118 basis points while the yield on the BTP falls to new record low 1.07% in the secondary market. Among the few macro data the day after the race the German trade surplus yesterday , today we see the decline in industrial production in France fell by 0.8% on-month in June, deepening the downward trend revealed itself in May with a 0.5 per cent. The only manufacturing output instead has dropped by 1.2%, compared to the slight increase + 0.1% (revised figure) recorded in May. The most important data, however, will come between tomorrow and Friday with GDP and inflation. The euro is rising and is trading at $ 1.1147. Closing almost unchanged this morning, the Tokyo Stock Exchange that yields 0.2%. The Nikkei index fell to 16,735.12 points. A propensity to realize on recent gains is also favored by the fact that the Japanese stock market will be closed tomorrow because of the new mountain national holiday (which from now on will fall every year on August 11): waiting for the Product Data gross domestic second quarter (which will be released in mid-August), today arrived on those ‘core orders “of machines, to June at 8.3% upturn on the previous month (better than expected). However in the second quarter orders They were down 9.2% from the previous quarter. in terms of raw materials, oil prices are down after US stocks of crude rose surprise in the week ending 5 last August, according to Energy Department data. the stocks were up 1.1 million barrels to 523.6 million barrels against an expected decline of 1.5 million barrels. in New York, where contracts WTI crude yield 1.7% to $ 42. Brent recovers 2 cents and revises fee $ 45. Increasing, however, the price of gold on the falling dollar US: bullion for immediate delivery gained 0.7% to $ 1,346 an ounce.
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