Milan goes down, Europe does worse. Bad ban

(Teleborsa) - The values ​​for Piazza Affari are weak , while the other European markets are moving significantly downwards. Meanwhile, on Wall Street there is a negative trend for the S & P-500 . At a sector level, falls on banks (after yesterday's positive performance) and utilities . A positive day for Saipem , with ENI, CDP and a consortium of banks that are said to be ready for an immediate injection of liquidity worth a total of 1.5 billion euros, according to press leaks. The intervention is part of a 2 billion capital increase necessary after the maxi profit warning launched in January. Fly FILA , with the 2021 profit which rose to 42.5 million euros, eRatti , which reported an improvement for the year to € 2.9 million.

Slight drop in the Euro / US Dollar , which drops to 1.1. Gold continues trading with a fractional gain of 0.66% . Heavy oil purchases (Light Sweet Crude Oil), showing a gain of 4.48%.

The spread consolidates the levels of the day before , settling at +152 basis points, with the yield of the ten-year BTP standing at 1.99%. In the European stock market scenario , Frankfurt suffers , which shows a loss of 1.31%, substantially weak London , which records a decline of 0.22%, and the prey of Paris sellers , with a decrease of 1.17%.

 

Trading down for the Milan Stock Exchange, which shows a 0.96% decline on the FTSE MIB , breaking the positive chain of three consecutive rises, which began last Friday; on the same line, a negative day for the FTSE Italia All-Share , which closed the session at 26,569 points, down 0.94%.

Negative changes for the FTSE Italia Mid Cap (-1.04%); without direction the FTSE Italia Star (-0.15%).

In Piazza Affari, the turnover in today's session was equal to 1.92 billion euros, down 11.90%, compared to 2.17 billion on the eve of the day; as regards volumes, these amounted to 0.64 billion shares, compared to the previous 0.57 billion.

Among the best performers in Milan, Saipem (+ 7.20%), Tenaris (+ 2.78%), Leonardo (+ 2.65%) and Interpump (+ 1.25%) stand out.

The worst performances, on the other hand, were recorded on Hera , which closed at -3.58%.

Sales are concentrated on Unicredit , which suffers a decline of 2.96%.

Italgas is at a loss , down by 2.73%.

Sales on Intesa Sanpaolo , which recorded a decrease of 2.48%.

Among the best stocks of the FTSE MidCap , Sesa (+ 3.31%), SOL (+ 1.17%), Bff Bank (+ 0.61%) and Mfe B (+ 0.56%).

The worst performances, on the other hand, were recorded on Ariston Holding , which closed at -3.66%.

Heavy OVS , which marks a drop of -3.27 percentage points.

Negative session for Zignago Vetro , which fell by 3.01%.

Significant losses for MARR , down 2.89%.

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