Italian Stock Exchange, commenting on today’s session (September 13, 2022)

The US inflation figures for August carry a lot of weight, and are worse than the negatives of the analysts. Banking stocks stay in the spotlight: MPS on swing

red business boxEuropean stock exchanges have come to a halt after the strong rises that occurred in the previous two sessions. The main indices of the Italian Stock Exchange and the main financial markets of the old continent They deviate into the negative territory and lose more than half a percentage pointAfter the release of inflation data for August in the US: Consumer prices in the US last month increased by 0.1% m/m and 8.3% m/m growth (from 8.5% in July). Analyst consensus indicated a decrease of 0.1% and an increase of 8.1%, respectively.

It’s 16:00 FTSEMib It declined by 0.64% to 22.466 points, after it fluctuated between the lowest level at 22,307 points and the highest level at 22,882 points. At the same time FTSE Italia all participated It fell by 0.63%. Also minus sign for FTSE Italia medium hat (-0.9%) For The star of FTSE Italia (-1.78%).

The Bitcoin It dropped to $21,000 (just over 20,500 euros).

The BTP-Bund spread He returned to 225 points.

L ‘euro It fell below $1,005.

I Securities for the banking sector.

Among the supporters there are still Monte dei Paschi di SienaAfter rising 19% in the previous session. The title of the Seine Institute Salt 3.19% to 0.3754 euros, after some suspensions to override the deviation. As reported by Il Sole24Ore, the Managing Director of Monte dei Paschi di Siena, Luigi Lovaglio, will assess the possibility of accelerating times to move forward with the €2.5 billion capital increase, with the aim of avoiding a coincidence with political policy. September 25 elections.

also plus sign for UniCredit (+0.25% to €10,638).

In FTSEMib, it decreased ST (-2.22%).

Tiscali Records a jump of 8.41% to €0.67after spreading Half year results. In the second half of 2022, the management of Tiscali expects to increase its sales significantly, thanks to the contribution of the merger with the retail activities of the Linkem Group, effective August 1, 2022.


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