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Wall Street and Frankfurt at record highs. Trump’s yes to the max-pack of 900,000 million for companies and families, the agreement for the United Kingdom to leave the EU smoothly and the start of the vaccination plan in Europe have supported the lists. Alibaba collapses in Hong Kong. Distribute up to 108 points
by Enrico Miele
Wall Street and Frankfurt at record highs. Trump’s yes to the maxi-pack for businesses and families valued at 900,000 million, the agreement for the United Kingdom to leave the EU smoothly and the start of the vaccination plan in Europe have supported the lists. Alibaba collapses in Hong Kong. Distribute up to 108 points
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The long-awaited agreement on a “soft” Brexi, the beginning of the vaccination campaign Anti-Covid and Donald’s photo-finish signature Triumph The European stock exchanges support the maximum package of aid to companies and families for 900,000 million, closing a session of optimism on the rise. The distribution of the first doses of the Pfizer vaccine throughout the Old Continent thus raises hopes of a rapid economic recovery in 2021, relegating fears over the “English variant” of the coronavirus, whose spread has been confirmed in several countries throughout the course. of the weekend. While Wall Street and the Frankfurt Dax update their all-time highs, the Milan Stock Exchange gained 0.72% at the end of the day with the spread at 108 points, the lowest since 2016.
New records have been set on Wall Street
Wall Street closes records. Trump’s signing of the economic stimulus package and vaccination campaigns are the two factors driving the purchases of stocks in the tourism and travel sector, starting with the airlines. The Dow Jones rose 0.68% to 30,403.97 points, the Nasdaq advanced 0.74% to 12,899.42 points while the S&P 500 posted a gain of 0.87% to 3,735.36 points.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Infectious Diseases, warned of the likely increase in Covid cases due to the Christmas and New Year celebrations. Fauci then expressed optimism about the rapid distribution of the two approved vaccines, but said he shared the words of President-elect Joe Biden, who warned that “our darkest days in the battle against Covid-19 are ahead, not behind.”
In Milan “Brexit Effect” on Leonardo, Moncler on top
In Piazza Affari he highlighted Leonardo , given the narrow escape from a no-deal Brexit for the highly exposed UK aerospace group. The luxury sector led the Ftse Mib with Moncler while Pirelli was brilliant among industrialists. Saipem did well too, announcing a contract with Italian Defense for a rescue system dedicated to Navy submarines. Outside of the Ftse Mib, he raced with Ovs after Morgan Stanley achieved a 5% stake in the clothing chain. RaiWay Final Shot: The sale of the telecom towers by competitor Ei Towers increases the chances of a consolidation of the sector with a combination of Ei Towers-RaiWay. Closing for Cairo and RCS after the agreement to aggregate the respective advertising sales activities of the two groups controlled by Urbano Cairo.
BTp, extended in retreat to 108 points
Differential closing between BTp and Bund, in the secondary market MTS of government bonds, on the first day after the Christmas break. At the end of the trade, the yield differential between the 10-year BTp and the same German duration is indicated at 108 basis points, six less than the last benchmark and a new 2016 low. The 10-year Italian yield falls to 0.54% from 0.60% of the last close.
