Milan Stock toasts to stress tests. Mps flies with the ok to bailout – The Republic

MILAN – Banks back under the market beacon. After the result of the stress tests conducted EBI – press behind closed Friday evening bags -, industry titles await the judgment of investors holding anxiety especially MPS and Unicredit. The Sienese bank was rejected examination led European Banking Authority, but has cashed the ok from the ECB and the EU Commission to the recovery plan, while the Institute of Cordusio Square showed all its fragility. In absolute terms, however, the sector has shown stronger than expected and according to Moody’s “most EU banks proves to be resilient under conditions of adverse scenarios, a significant improvement compared to the same tests conducted in 2014″ .

then the Milan stock exchange opens in the marked rise and recovers 1.5% driven by the banking sector with MPS is rewriting: the title of the Monte dei Paschi can not even enter the stock market exchanges and remains in rod volatilià marking a theoretical rise of 10.32%. Intesa Sanpaolo is rewriting: Ca de Sass was one of the best banks of the Old Continent. Positive also the other European markets: London advancing 0.4%, Frankfurt and Paris 0.9% 0.7%

Beyond the banking issue, the experts have focused on US data. GDP in the second quarter marked an unexpected setback, a figure that will probably convince the Fed to return to year-end monetary tightening. it is possible that Janet Yellen decides to wait for the start of 2017 before raising the cost of borrowing. In this sense will be decisive on employment reliefs that will be announced next Friday.

Stress tests on Italian banks have also calmed tempers on the front of government bonds so at the opening of the spread week. ovverso the yield difference – between BTPs and German Bunds marks share 126 points with a 1.16% rate or. The differential signals share 126 points against the 129 of the previous Friday. The yield is 1.16% to new record low. The euro was down slightly at the start of the week the dollar: the single currency marks 1.1166 share of the dollar (1.1186 Friday evening). Rising the single currency against the yen after the rebound in recent days comes down 114.46.

In the morning, the Nikkei index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange closed slightly up by 0.4% to 16,635, 77 points after fluctuating in both directions. A condition the session were, at the start, the data worse than expected on US growth in the second quarter and the decline of the dollar against the yen which penalized the exporting companies stocks. Then the yen has recovered stabilizing prices. In addition, the Asian markets have welcomed the modest increase in US GDP as it could ward off the Fed’s monetary tightening.

In terms of raw materials, oil prices are slow ascent in beginning of the week after net losses in recent days. The WTI crude contracts maturing in September marking a rise of 14 cents to $ 41.74 a barrel. Brent fetches 18 cents to $ 43.71 a barrel. The price of gold in Asia remained at the highest level in three weeks reached Friday on the US growth forecasts lower than expected. Bullion for immediate delivery is changing hands at $ 1,351 an ounce.

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