Stock market: Europe rises after Wall Street, Milan +1.3%

European stock markets accelerate after Wall Street's upward start. The markets find a positive climate again with oil falling and the technology sector quarterly reports in sight. This week, attention is focused on the decisions of central banks while an increase in inflation is feared.

The Stoxx 600 index gained 0.8%. Pink jersey for Milan (+1.3%). Frankfurt (+1.2%), Paris (+1.1%), London (+0.7%) and Madrid (+0.2%) increased. The technology sector is growing (+1.5%).

Utilities also performed well (+0.5%), with the price of gas recording an increase of 2.2% to 95.90 euros per megawatt hour. Energy down (-1.2%), in line with oil. The WTI lost 2.2% to 100.93 dollars a barrel and Brent fell to 114.94 dollars (-1.5%).

Government bond yields are falling sharply. The spread between BTPs and Bunds drops to 113 points, with the Italian 10-year rate falling by nine basis points to 4.47%.

There was also a sharp decline for the French Oat which dropped thirteen basis points to 4.88%. On the foreign exchange market the euro falls to 1.1180 against the dollar.

Technoprobe soars in Piazza Affari (+7.1%). Avio (+5.2%) and Prysmian (+4.6%) are also running. Eni (-2.8%) and Tim (-2%) slipped, Campari was weak (-0.1%).