Chinese data in the dark, European stock markets down

2020-08-14T07:31:11.467Z

Industrial production in China rises, but consumption falls. Data that pushes the Asian markets, but which are not enough for the European ones in a week that saw overall three sessions with good increases. Therefore, start-up sales prevail with Milan losing 1.08%, in line with London and Paris, while Frankfurt limits the decline to 0.60%. The rise of Banco Bpm in recent days stops on the Piazza Affari list (-3.27%). On the commodity market, oil is falling. Brent from the North Sea returns below the threshold of 45 dollars per barrel. Among the currencies, the Euro is confirmed against the Dollar just above the 1.18 threshold.