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European markets mixed, Milan, Paris, London markets decline
(ANSA) – Milan, November 29 – Markets were mixed across Europe on Friday as Italy’s FTSE-Mib index fell 0.4% to 19,021 points. The yield spread between 10-year Italian bonds and the German benchmark equivalent, a barometer of Italy’s borrowing costs … Continue reading
European markets rally on US, German consumer confidence
(ANSA) – Rome, November 27 – European benchmark indexes closed positive on Wednesday as consumer confidence rose unexpectedly in the US and hit a six-year high in Germany. Unfazed by a Senate vote that ejected ex-premier Silvio Berlusconi, Italy’s FTSE-Mib … Continue reading
European markets mixed, Milan and London pace declines
(ANSA) – Milan, November 22 – Markets were mixed across Europe on Friday. Milan’s FTSE-Mib index fell 0.1% to 18.822 points. The yield spread between 10-year Italian bonds and the German benchmark equivalent, a barometer of Italy’s borrowing costs in … Continue reading
Milan gains 1.28% to lead other euro markets
(ANSA) – Milan, October 24 – Milan’s main financial market led European counterparts on Thursday after losing ground Wednesday on news the European Central Bank (ECB) would start assessing bank assets in November ahead of a single EU banking supervision. … Continue reading
European markets lose ground on news of ECB assessment
(ANSA) – Milan, October 23 – The Milan bourse lost ground Wednesday on news the European Central Bank (ECB) will begin assessing bank assets in November ahead of single EU banking supervision. The FTSE Mib index dropped by 2.38% to … Continue reading
European markets fall, Milan, Frankfurt, Paris post declines
(ANSA) – Milan, October 17 – European financial markets were Thursday, after gaining during the course of the trading session on an announcement the US Congress agreed to extend the American government’s debt limit. Italy’s Ftse Mib index dropped 0.4% … Continue reading
Letta says markets reaction to budget positive
(ANSA) – Rome, October 17 – Italian Premier Enrico Letta said Thursday that markets seemed pleased with his new budget decree. “Yesterday, rates were at their lowest in two years”, Letta said, adding that this shows that “we are on … Continue reading