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The realizations still prevail after the run of the European charts registered in November. Meanwhile, the wait for the movements of the ECB increases
by Eleonora Micheli and Cheo Condina
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The realizations still prevail after the run of the European charts registered in November. Meanwhile, wait for the ECB’s movements increases
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Weak European stocks, with investors preferring to take home the gains recorded in recent weeks. What’s more, the situation remains uncertain: As epidemiologists warn that difficult months lie ahead, before mass vaccinations allow a gradual return to normalcy, tensions between the United States and China are also cause for concern. In Europe, moreover, these are crucial hours for Brexit, with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson ready to go to Brussels to meet with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and prevent Britain from leaving the Union. European without agreement. Meanwhile, expectations are rising for the meeting of the ECB’s board of directors on Thursday, called to decide on monetary policy. At the beginning, Milan is just below par, while the differential rises to the 118 point zone. Overnight, Wall Street closed mixed with the S & P500 and the Dow Jones lower and the Nasdaq, which instead registered the 49th record close of 2020. Tokyo, this morning, registered 0.3%.
In Piazza Affari Moncler continues to rise, Guala flies
In Piazza Affari, the focus is still on Moncler, which yesterday announced the acquisition of Stone Island, a company valued at 1.1 billion euros.
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After yesterday’s good performance, quilt company shares continue to climb, top-performing Ftse Mib. Instead, the banks are opposed. Leonardo – Finmeccanica remains weak, always penalized by news about data theft that occurred in recent years. Outside the main basket, Guala Closures flies 18%, after Investindustrial of the financial company Andrea Bonomi revised up the offer to take over the company. The finance company has signed binding agreements for the purchase of a capital investment that, added to the shares already owned, represents 48.9% of the fully diluted capital stock of the capitalization group. The operation comes at € 8.2 per share after Investindustrial launched a failed partial takeover bid between spring and summer (it reached 4%), at € 6. In the event of certain conditions, a total takeover bid will also be launched on the listed capital at a price of 8.20 per common share (with a premium of 26.6% compared to the average of the last six months).
On European GDP day, the euro returns below $ 1.21
On the exchange rate front, the euro broke the 1.21 threshold against the dollar: it stood at 1.209 (from 1.2133 yesterday at the close). Investors await the ECB’s moves on Thursday. Meanwhile, the focus is on the data for the day: in the morning the European GDP for the third quarter will be published, as well as the German Zew index. In the afternoon, the figures for productivity and labor costs in the United States will be released. On the political side, it is worth highlighting the intervention of the German Finance Minister, Olaf Scholtz, in the Bundestag on the federal budget. Finally, the Council of Ministers reconvened in Palazzo Chigi to approve the Recovery Plan. Meanwhile, oil is also weak.
(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor)