The meeting of Delfin, the Luxembourg-based bank of the Del Vecchio heirs, unanimously approved the 2025 budget, but Leonardino Del Vecchio did not attend. Rocco Basilico, however, was present and approved the budget. Two financial commissioners were appointed, but not...
South Korea and the Magnificent Seven announce massive investments in AI, and after a rough week, the Nasdaq rebounds. At the Milan Stock Exchange, Stm performs well, while Banca Ifis continues to decline. Keep an eye on the central bankers' meeting in…
European stock markets are weighing the tug-of-war in Middle East talks and trying to predict central banks' next moves on interest rates. Meanwhile, South Korea is relying on Samsung and SK Hynix to consolidate its...
Data from the two chip giants, released yesterday evening after Wall Street closed, indicated that demand for the sector remains very strong. Both rose 12% in after-hours trading, and Nasdaq futures…
Wall Street's positive but unenthusiastic performance is also dampening European stock markets, which are hovering near their daily lows. Questions remain regarding both the valuations of technology companies, following their recent surge, and the progress of negotiations between...
After the sell-offs of the previous day and despite SpaceX's setback, US chip stocks are in strong form: Nvidia is soaring, while Micron Technology is gaining momentum. Bullish effects are also seen on StM. At the Milan Stock Exchange, eyes are on Generali,…
The Fed is expected to leave rates unchanged, with markets focused on Kevin Warsh's debut. SpaceX's rally stalls. The new BTP Italia Sì is on its third day of placement - Follow the LIVE coverage.
All the markets are focused on Warsh's Fed: what will it do about interest rates? In Europe, the Milan Stock Exchange is once again reigning supreme, buoyed by the banks. On Wall Street, SpaceX's rally continues. Oil prices are below 80...
Milan is the best European market, with Avio and Fincantieri also rising. Follow the LIVE broadcast.
US-Iran peace and artificial intelligence, along with the collapse of oil prices and the rebound in gold and silver, are the drivers of a lively day on the stock markets in Europe and especially in the United States. SpaceX gained another 8%. Good performance…
Stock markets slowed at the end due to profit-taking, amid Trump's new threats on tariffs and doubts about the reopening of Hormuz. Wall Street strengthened in the wake of tech stocks and SpaceX - Follow the LIVE broadcast.
SpaceX debuts on the Nasdaq with the largest IPO in history: priced at $135, raising $75 billion and retail orders over $70 billion.
More than the new winds of war between the US and Iran, it is the rise of over 4% in American inflation and the imminent listing of Elon Musk's Space X that are shaking up the financial markets and pushing investors to make…
US consumer price growth is in line with estimates. Europe is declining ahead of the ECB meeting. Banco BPM is rising in Milan, while STM, Poste Italiane, and TIM are doing well.
European stocks retreat, following Wall Street's decline on fears of a Fed rate hike following solid US jobs data. In Italy, Salvini asks UniCredit and Intesa Sanpaolo for support. Follow the LIVE coverage.
The US-Iran freeze sends EU stock markets into the red. Avio, Fincantieri, and Leonardo plunge in Milan - Follow the LIVE broadcast.
Eyes on US GDP and inflation. Milan holds firm thanks to defense - Follow LIVE • MARKETS Government bonds fall after renewed US-Iran hostility: here's why by Gabriella Buschi
All eyes are on Wall Street's opening to test the tech sector's strength, after Micron Technology surpassed the $1.000 trillion market cap. Luxury stocks remain buoyant, while...
Optimism over a Middle East deal is boosting European stock markets, particularly the artificial intelligence sector following Micron's exceptional performance. Buying is also returning to luxury goods, while energy stocks are falling in the wake of falling prices...
Micron soars in America, surpassing the $1 trillion market capitalization mark for the first time. European stock markets close lower, with their eyes still on the Middle East and the agreement between the US and...
Oil and gas prices are back under pressure as the ECB assesses the impact of the energy shock. Ferrari's performance is heavy on the Milan Stock Exchange: analysts are highlighting electricity prices - Follow the LIVE broadcast.
US raid in southern Iran responds: "Now violent retaliation." Japan prepares additional maneuvers. Keep an eye on Huawei in China, while Taiwan overtakes Mumbai. Kospi returns from vacation with a 2,7% gain. European stocks opened slightly lower. A…
Trading is expected to be light today due to the holiday in the United States, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, and Seoul. But markets are betting on peace, with oil prices at $98 and the Nikkei...
Winds of peace between the US and Iran boost stock markets, while WTI crude oil falls below $100. Sparks continue to fly in semiconductors. Avio, Stellantis, and Stm shine in Milan. BTP-Bundle spreads decline.
Oil prices plummet. Banks in Milan are doing well - Follow the LIVE CHANNEL • MARKETS: Nikkei soars thanks to Softbank by Gabriella Bruschi
Iran and the US still face many unresolved issues, including nuclear enrichment and control of the Strait of Hormuz. European stock markets opened higher. At the Milan Stock Exchange, eyes are on Stellantis and Amplifon.
Europe pulls the handbrake and Milan travels in the red: investors disappointed by the Trump-Xi summit - Follow the LIVE broadcast • MARKETS Fears of a global energy crisis, here are all the effects by Gabriella Bruschi
The US approves the sale of Nvidia's H200 chips to China, making it the first company in the world to surpass a $5.500 trillion market capitalization. The Dow Jones Industrial Average hits a record high above 50.000 points. Markets are seeking...
Investors await news from the second day of meetings. Stm shares are strong at the Milan Stock Exchange, while oil remains stable.
Piazza Affari, boosted by the Stm (+9,86%) surge, is leading the recovery of European stock markets despite the many uncertainties on the horizon. Rising inflation, however, is weighing on Wall Street and pushing up US government bond yields. However, tech is driving up...
STM surges in Milan, Recordati continues to do well in luxury sales - Follow the LIVE broadcast.
Above-expected US inflation on the eve of the new Fed presidency and the financial effects of the British political crisis are shaking up markets. Gains in Diasorin, Avio, Tenaris, and MPS are limiting the losses on the Milan Stock Exchange, which, however, are not…
Stock markets fear a resurgence in military action. Mediobanca and MPS rise in Milan after the results. US inflation exceeds expectations. Follow the LIVE feed.
Led by Diasorin, Prysmian, Eni and Saipem, the Ftse Mib is the best performing stock index in Europe while on Wall Street high tech stocks are soaring, especially those linked to AI and chips.
Another two-speed day on the stock market, with the decoupling between Europe and America, which instead bets partially on a possible US-Iran truce agreement in the coming hours, despite the new jobs data not suggesting rate cuts...
European stock markets are cautious as they await Iran's response to Trump's peace proposal. Milan is flooded with earnings, with banks in focus. Spreads are volatile, and precious metal prices are rising again.
European stocks are rising thanks to glimmers of peace between the US and Iran and falling oil prices. At the Milan Stock Exchange, the FTSE MIB is climbing toward 50 points, its highest level since March 2000. Follow the LIVE coverage.
Prysmian and Diasorin also test positive, LVMH takes center stage in Paris - Follow the LIVE broadcast.
There is no peace in the Middle East, and Trump's "Project Freedom" operation offers no security. Wall Street fell yesterday. FedEx and UPS collapsed due to the opening of Amazon's logistics network. In Asia, trade was reduced due to the holidays. Australia raised...
Clouds are gathering over the Middle East, and oil prices are skyrocketing despite technical deadlines. Google jumped 7% in the after-hours session, and today it's Apple's turn. In Asia, the Kospi hits a new all-time high after...
A day of suspense on financial markets as they await clarity on US-Iran relations, central banks' interest rate moves, and US high-tech quarterly earnings. Banks and Generali also performed well on the Milan Stock Exchange. Brent crude oil neared $110...
At the start of the week, markets are reeling from anticipation for central bank decisions and geopolitical tensions. Saipem's share price jumps at Piazza Affari, while Avio falls.
Only a faint glimmer of hope is visible in the talks between Iran and the US, but investors are focusing on the artificial intelligence sector, while the quarterly results of five of the US Magnificent Seven are due this week. The major…
Anticipation is high for the resumption of US-Iran talks and for Fed nominee Kevin Warsh's Senate testimony, while markets remain supported by tech - Follow LIVE • MARKETS US-Iran truce or new shock? AI is pushing stock markets…
In Europe, stock markets are eyeing the stability of the 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. Some rise and some fall on the Milan Stock Exchange. Alstom crashes in Paris - Follow the LIVE CHANNEL • MARKETS Crucial weekend for the…
In Siena, the MPS shareholders' meeting renewed the board of directors: three lists in the running and great uncertainty. Turnout was 64,11%, below pre-meeting expectations, while the MPS Foundation did not vote on governance. The 2025 budget and dividend were approved. • BANKS Shareholders' Meetings, week…
Israeli raids on Lebanon and disagreements over the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz are shaking up Iran's ceasefire. Here's how the stock markets are reacting - Follow the LIVE coverage.
The truce between the United States and Iran has triggered a strong rally in global financial markets, boosting risk appetite and leading to widespread gains in Europe and on Wall Street. In Milan, banks, luxury goods, and stocks are soaring.
EU stocks close in the red ahead of the Iran ultimatum. Stm stands out in Milan, while Leonardo plummets amid rumors of Cingolani's reappointment. Follow the LIVE coverage.
In the adverse scenario developed by the Bank of Italy, growth this year would be zero and inflation would soar to 4,5%.
Markets are betting that the prospects for a resolution to the Middle East conflict are not an April Fool's joke. Oil prices are falling but holding onto $100 a barrel, with the spread below 90 basis points.
European stock markets close positively. Leonardo, Buzzi, and Prysmian are all up in Milan. Banks are doing well, with Unicredit leading the way. Follow the LIVE coverage.
International markets are betting on the war's nearing end. Trump, in an address to the nation tonight, will provide an update on the conflict. Tech stocks are soaring on Wall Street, and in Asia, the Korean Kospi is leading the surge. The…
The FTSE MIB index regains 44.000 points despite some energy stocks in the red. The Nasdaq also starts strongly. Oil is below $110 a barrel, while gold rises to $4.600 an ounce.
The final session of March closed positively: Milan soars, but the month remains in the red amid tensions and war, with a decline of approximately 6%. Brent above $119 - Follow the LIVE coverage.
Ferrari, Nexi, Terna, and Enel are leading the FTSE MIB. The BTP-Bund spread is at 95. All stock markets rebound, but the Nikkei plunges. Oil is at $112, gold is above $4.500.
The G7 is supporting sentiment, ready to guarantee stability and oil and gas supplies. Powell pushes back further Fed rate hikes - Follow the LIVE broadcast.
Markets were nervous at midday: Trump's delay on Iran was unreassuring, oil prices rose above $108 and spreads widened. Europe fell, Amplifon rose in Milan, and StM declined.
Last night, after a historic Wall Street collapse, Trump announced a further 10-day delay to his ultimatum to Iran. But this new delay seems to have a much less subtle effect than his recent pronouncements. Oil prices are shifting from…
Piazza Affari falls below 44.000 points, and the Italian government bond spread rises to its highest level since June 2025. Oil rallying toward $110 a barrel sends energy markets soaring. On the Nasdaq, Meta plunges after the two rulings...
The US and Iran are far from peace, the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, pushing oil prices higher. Milan suffers a selloff, Recordati soars - Follow LIVE • MARKETS Here's why the ECB could raise rates already…
Piazza Affari re-establishes its foothold above 44.000 points: banking stocks perform well, while Inwit suffers another setback. Spreads fall below 90 basis points. Brent crude first falls below 100 points, then rises again. Gold returns above $4.500 an ounce.
Hopes for peace are making their way to the markets: Brent prices fall below $100, gas prices plummet. Fincantieri surges in Milan after the results.
Investors are always willing to welcome any sign of de-escalation in the Middle East conflict, but remain cautious given the continuing conflicting messages. A certain optimism is buoyant today following Trump's new statements, with...
Milan closed above 43.000 points, with Diasorin, Amplifon, and Stellantis also rising. Gas prices plummeted, and gold returned above $4.400 an ounce. Spreads rose above 90 basis points.
EU stock markets are reeling from news of US-Iran talks. Oil is rising again, while gold remains volatile. In Milan, Inwit soars - Follow the LIVE coverage.
Record turnout (46%) on the first day of voting. Separation of careers, a dual CSM (Court of Justice), and a High Court are the main changes in the reform submitted to referendum. What does the question say? Is there a quorum? Everything you need to prepare for the vote.
Wall Street opened in the red, weighing on Europe, which returned to the red in a volatile session. The spread soared, rising 7 points compared to the day before. Banks in Milan were mixed, and Inwit suffered another setback.
Netanyahu said he believes the war with Iran "will end much sooner than people think," and oil prices fell below $110. But central banks have shown a tightening path on interest rates. And the markets...
Piazza Affari plunges below 44.000 points: Inwit falls 15,6% after the TIM-Fastweb deal for new towers. Telecom also falls. Spreads rise above 80 basis points. Gold hits a two-month low.
The ECB kept interest rates unchanged, while the Bank of England unanimously confirmed the interest rate at 3,75%. Inwit's stock price plunged in Milan after the deal between TIM and Fastweb. Follow the LIVE coverage.
One central bank after another is putting its stamp of approval on what was already evident: high oil prices will impact inflation and global economic growth. And the markets are reacting with sharp sell-offs. The dollar remains supported.
According to Iranian state media, US-Israeli strikes hit the South Pars oil fields and the Asaluyeh facility, causing prices to rise. Today, the Fed: the market rules out a rate cut for now - Follow the…
An agreement between Iraq and Kurdish authorities to resume exports through the Turkish port of Ceyhan, thus avoiding the Strait of Hormuz, has improved the general climate. A smattering of reality could come from the Fed's comments...
Wall Street also rises, but Nvidia declines. Oil prices rise. Central banks are keeping an eye on the market. The FTSE MIB nearly hits 45 points, with defense stocks in the red.
Oil prices rise, the FOMC meeting kicks off, with central banks under scrutiny. Follow the LIVE broadcast.
US President Donald Trump has asked China to postpone the summit with Xi Jinping due to the war. Wall Street closed higher yesterday, with Meta and Nvidia gaining. In Asia, the Kospi jumped on optimism for...
This week's agenda includes monetary policy meetings by the Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan, the European Central Bank, and the Bank of England, as well as the Reserve Bank of Australia, the only bank likely to raise rates. Asia, which was mixed this morning, is seeking stabilization.
The rebound that started yesterday on Wall Street has also reached Asia and Europe
Trump, who called Putin yesterday, and Khamenei exchanged threats, sending markets into a tailspin, with investors remaining cautious. Gold rose amid the dollar's decline, while Aramco's CEO said...
Piazza Affari defends the 44.000-point mark with Leonardo rallying. Across the pond, the Nasdaq appears to be limiting its damage. Gold falls, but remains above $5.000. The BTP-Bund spread is below 80 basis points.
Iran tensions and rising oil prices fuel stagflation fears. The dollar strengthens, the spread widens - Follow LIVE • MARKETS The crisis in the Middle East worsens, crude oil well above 100 by Gabriella Buschi
The current CEO of MPS was excluded from the nomination committee's list. Caltagirone's position was crucial. The board of directors is called to decide today.
Concerns are primarily about the energy shock, which could trigger chain reactions across economies. In Asia, the Korean index saw its worst decline since the 2008 financial crisis. European stock markets opened with a slight rebound. At Piazza Affari…
Piazza Affari plunges, losing 4%: utilities and banks are hit. The BTP-Bund spread rises above 70 basis points. Wall Street also gets off to a poor start. Gold holds the $5.000 an ounce mark.
Fears of an escalation in the Middle East conflict have rocked European markets, with Madrid and Milan leading the way. Oil and gas prices continue to soar - Follow the LIVE broadcast.
While Wall Street rallied at the end yesterday, the sell-off spread across all stock markets. Asia is in the red. The worst performer is the Korean Kospi index (-6%). The exception is Singapore. European stocks saw another sharp decline at the open. At Piazza...
All international stock markets are down, except the Nasdaq, but it's not a Black Monday. A rush to safe haven assets. In stocks, defense and energy are soaring, while banks and luxury goods are in the red. The BTP Valore (value bond) hits a record start, with orders exceeding…
The escalation in the Middle East is shaking markets: in Milan, the FTSE MIB is falling nearly 2%, losing about €17 billion. Airlines, banks, and luxury goods companies are also impacted. Orders for BTP Valore are booming - Follow the LIVE coverage.
Trump said the attacks could last four weeks. All eyes are on oil tanker traffic blocked in the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude rises 6%. Asia mostly declines: banks and airlines collapse. European stock markets see...
The Iran-US-Israel conflict and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz are pushing Brent crude oil toward $100 and European gas above €32 per megawatt-hour, impacting utility bills, global trade, and inflation. Here's why.
Meloni told Bloomberg: "The government's role in MPS is over." The stock plunged more than 6% on the stock market, dragging Mediobanca (-6,24%) down as well. Follow the LIVE broadcast.
Piazza Affari hits 47.000 points ahead of the results of Eni, Poste Italiane, and Pirelli. The Nasdaq also gets off to a strong start: the microchip company released its quarterly results overnight. Bitcoin rises. JP Morgan expects gold to surpass $6.000 by 2026.
HSBC's results and Santander's new plan are pushing European banks higher. All European stock markets are in the green, with Milan hitting its highest level since 2000. Focus is on Nvidia, which will publish its results this evening.
Western stock markets are having a day of losses, especially in Europe and the Milan Stock Exchange, where Fincantieri plunges and utilities struggle. The dollar recovers against the euro.
EU stocks fall amid quarterly earnings and US-Iran tensions. Utilities and energy stocks fall in Milan after the bill decree - Follow LIVE • MARKETS Demand for tech is returning, spurred on by Wall Street and Seoul…
Piazza Affari weighs heavily on the US stock market after the inflation data - Follow the LIVE broadcast.
On Wall Street yesterday, the tech crash was compounded by the transportation crash: the Algorhythm case. Cisco and Apple also fell. Asia adjusted its positions ahead of the Lunar New Year week. The Financial Times reported that…
In the US, weak retail sales data yesterday once again sparked expectations of Fed rate cuts this year. European stock markets were flat. At the Milan Stock Exchange, attention was focused on Stellantis, Generali, and MPS.
European stock markets were relatively calm, with the Milan Stock Exchange closing just below par: banks performed poorly, while auto stocks performed well, with Stellantis also attempting to reclaim its position.
