Milan rebounds at the start, the Spread also drops

2019-08-12T08:51:59.403Z

After the Friday that saw Milan lose 2.48% and the spread to 240 basis points, there is room for a rebound at the start of the week. Milan, with the eyes of the operators focused on the Government crisis, rises by 0.81%. The other European squares are also doing well, which, unlike Piazza Affari, manage to recover most of the losses of the last session. London marks +0.57, while Frankfurt and Paris go beyond the percentage point. On the Milanese listing date the banks date back modestly with Unicredit + 0.57% and Intesa San Paolo + 0.51%. Industrialists are better off with Ferrari + 1.75%. On the government bond market, the spread drops to 232 basis points, far from the values ​​preceding the breakdown of the relations between the League and the 5-Star Movement. The 10-year Btp yield at 1.74% is also high. Among the currencies, the Euro against the Dollar is falling at a height of 1.1173. Update at 9.27