Maurizio Carta
Financial Reporter at Alliance News
Writer at Total Production International
Financial reporter at Alliance News and journalist at @TPI
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1 week ago |
ca.marketscreener.com | Maurizio Carta
(Alliance News) - Major European markets opened Thursday's session in mixed fashion, with sentiment remaining cautious as traders assessed the ECB's next moves and kept their focus on global trade dynamics. Markets are pricing in a more than likely rate cut by the ECB, with the consensus expecting a 25 basis point reduction at today's meeting. In Milan, 8% of stocks are up, 18% are down, 3% are unchanged, while 71% are not yet traded. The trading value is EUR233 million.
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1 week ago |
marketscreener.com | Maurizio Carta
(Alliance News) - Major European markets opened Thursday's session in mixed fashion, with sentiment remaining cautious as traders assessed the ECB's next moves and kept their focus on global trade dynamics. Markets are pricing in a more than likely rate cut by the ECB, with the consensus expecting a 25 basis point reduction at today's meeting. In Milan, 8% of stocks are up, 18% are down, 3% are unchanged, while 71% are not yet traded. The trading value is EUR233 million.
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1 week ago |
in.marketscreener.com | Maurizio Carta
(Alliance News) - European stock markets are set for a slightly higher start on Thursday as investors prepare for the European Central Bank's monetary policy decision. The Eurotower is widely expected to cut interest rates by 25 basis points to 2.25%, the third cut this year, amid growing concerns about the region's worsening economic outlook due to US tariffs. Thus, the FTSE Mib - after closing up 0.6% at 36,067.57 yesterday evening - is currently up 117.50 points.
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1 week ago |
ca.marketscreener.com | Maurizio Carta
(Alliance News) - The MIB, confirming the trend of futures before the bell rang, opened lower on Wednesday, with investor sentiment remaining cautious, with US tariffs and related moves serving as a compass for the markets. Among the macroeconomic data, UK consumer price inflation slowed in March, driven by lower costs for fuel and entertainment, according to Office for National Statistics data released on Wednesday.
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1 week ago |
marketscreener.com | Maurizio Carta
(Alliance News) - The MIB, confirming the trend of futures before the bell rang, opened lower on Wednesday, with investor sentiment remaining cautious, with US tariffs and related moves serving as a compass for the markets. Among the macroeconomic data, UK consumer price inflation slowed in March, driven by lower costs for fuel and entertainment, according to Office for National Statistics data released on Wednesday.
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