European stock markets rose sharply, Wall Street also did well

The European stock exchanges continue to rise sharply, also supported by the very good start of trading on the American lists.

Milan at + 2.72%, increases of more than two percentage points also for London and Frankfurt but the best is Paris at + 3.49%. 

While overseas, the Dow Jones index opens at + 2.05%.

A positive wave that involves all sectors, banks and energy that were already doing well yesterday but also technology stocks.

Because operators now expect a slowdown by central banks on the rise in rates, given the clear signs of a slowdown in the economy, therefore more favorable conditions for credit.

Expectations that are also reflected in the sovereign debt markets, with yields on European government bonds still in sharp decline: 20 basis points less for the Italian 10-year, 11 for the German bund - and so the spread also shrinks, to 230 basis points.

Tensions are also falling on the energy front, with the price of natural gas confirming its decline to 165.8 euros per megawatt hour.