Stock market: Europe continues positive awaiting US inflation, Milan +1.6%

The stock markets of the Old Continent clearly remain in positive territory, albeit with rather different tones.

With operators waiting above all for the inflation data from the United States, which will be released in the early afternoon, the best stock market is that of Milan, which rises by 1.6%, followed by Madrid, which rises by 1.3%. Paris and Frankfurt also performed well, fluctuating at an increase of one percentage point, while Amsterdam and London appeared more cautious, still up by 0.2%.

Oil continues to decline with Brent dropping around two percentage points and also falling below 90 dollars a barrel, a level that has not been broken since August. Gas is uncertain, moving around 82 euros per megawatt hour.

Cryptocurrencies are flat and also the euro, which fluctuates at 1.122 against the dollar.

In Piazza Affari, among the main stocks, Technoprobe stands out, up by 4%, followed by Bper and Unicredit, up by over three percentage points. Eni fell 1.6% on the weakness of crude oil.