
AI-generated summary
Le Borse europee reagiscono ai dati sull'inflazione e alle prossime decisioni delle banche centrali.
Le Borse europee aprono in ordine sparso mentre si riducono le scommesse su un aumento dei tassi d'interesse da parte della Fed. Dopo i dati sull'inflazione l'attenzione si concentra sulle prossime mosse delle banche centrali sul fronte della politica monetaria. Il presidente della banca centrale americana, Kevin Warsh, alle riunioni Fmi a Bangkok, non ha deciso di non dare indicazioni in vista della riunione del 27-28 ottobre. In ripresa i titoli tecnologici dopo il tonfo della vigilia.
Avvio positivo per Francoforte (+0,44%), Parigi (+0,33%) e Londra (-0,25%).
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Riunione Fed il 27-28 ottobre
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In September 2026, the national consumer price index NIC recorded a cyclical variation of +0.7% and a trend of +4.2%, confirming the preliminary estimate.

The unobserved economy in Italy reached 218.2 billion euros in 2024, with an impact on GDP falling to 9.9%. However, Istat notes an increase in irregular work units, which have reached almost 3.3 million.

Istat reveals that in Italy families in absolute poverty have risen from 800 thousand in 2005 to 2.1 million in 2025, involving 5.4 million people. Analysis of the thresholds between North and South and comparison with Europe.

The Ministry of Economy and Finance has announced the eighth issue of the BTP Valore, characterized by the debut of a double placement from 19 to 23 October. Retail savers will be able to choose between the classic version with increasing quarterly coupons and the new 'Together' formula with single remuneration at maturity.

The crisis of the Risanamento real estate group worsens due to the 2020 losses and the slippage of the MSG Heartbeat fund. The board of directors calls an urgent meeting for October 28th to take the legal measures.

According to Confcommercio estimates, tensions in the energy sector and Brent between 100 and 110 dollars will push October inflation to 4.7%, with 5% in sight. Consumption and GDP are holding up for now.