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The stock exchanges today, July 5th. Price lists down, Piazza Affari in sharp decline. Euros at a minimum of 20 years

MILANO – The stock exchanges reverse course and proceed negative, with the euro falling below the $ 1.03 threshold, at its lowest in 20 years. Milan breaks its banks, the weak Ftse Mib for the whole morning slips heavily, yielding 2.13 percent. In Asia, positive closing for Tokyo. The Nikkei files trades at + 1.03%.

The exchanges had started positively, also encouraged by the timid signs of detente between the US and China. The online interview was held tonight between Vice Premier Liu He, a member of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and responsible for the Chinese side of the global China-US economic dialogue, with US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen. . During the meeting, defined as “constructive”, the US and China agree that, in a time of “serious challenges” for the world economy, it is “of great importance to strengthen the communication and coordination of the macro-policies” of the two countries. Not only that: President Joe Biden could announce as early as this week a reduction in US tariffs on Chinese consumer goods for 30 billion dollars.

Key points

12:39

The euro slips below $ 1.03

The euro also falls below $ 1.03 for the first time since December 2002 and touches a low of 1.0280. The US greenback confirms its strong phase by touching the highs since the end of 2002 in the dollar index which reached 106.4 points.


12:38

Spread a quota 195

The spread between the BTP and the German Bund is up to 195 basis points, with the Italian ten-year yield at 3.22% on the secondary market.


08:37

Stable gold at 1811 dollars

Stable gold price on the markets. The metal for immediate delivery changes hands at $ 1,811 an ounce, up 0.1%.


08:37

The price of gas continues to rise

The price of gas continues to rise in Europe. On the reference market, the TTF prices are now at € 165 per megawatt hour (MWh); at the beginning it had gone over 167 euros per MWh.


08:35

Japan, the services sme rises in June

The expansion of the service sector in Japan continues. According to SMEs, calculated by Ihs Markit, the index rose from 52.6 points in May to 54 points last month. The composite index, which is a synthesis of the manufacturing and services index, rose from 52.3 to 53 points.




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