Positive session for Piazza Affari in the aftermath of the vote.
On a day characterized by volatility for most of the European indices, Milan rose by 0.67%, driven by the electoral result which outlined a certain majority.
Stops London, slightly down in Frankfurt and Paris.
The spotlight is on the spread, which instead jumps to 242 basis points, 24 more than before.
The yield on ten-year bonds and therefore the interest rate at which the government must finance itself flies to 4.51%, a level not seen since 2013.
The OECD forecasts, which see a slowdown in the Italian economy but also in Europe in 2023 with inflation, also marked the day, underlined in the afternoon the president of the ECB Christine Lagarde, destined to last a long time.
Estimates of an economic slowdown also continue to penalize the single currency which touches its all-time lows at 0.962 against the dollar.
On the other hand, the tension on gas, still decreasing, eases to 172 euros per mwh.