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Le elezioni di metà mandato negli Stati Uniti influenzano i mercati finanziari globali.
Avvio sugli scudi per Piazza Affari, con il Ftse Mib che sale dell'1,3% spinto dagli acquisti sui bancari.
Sul listino milanese, che festeggia la sconfitta di Trump nelle elezioni di metà mandato, si mette in luce Technoprobe (+3,4%), promossa dagli analisti di Barclays, davanti a Fineco (+3,2%), Bper (+3,2%), Unicredit (+2,8%), Intesa (+2,7%), Mps (+2,5%) e Unipol (+2,4%).
In controtendenza invece Avio (-4,1%), Leonardo (-3,5%), Fincantieri (-3,2%), Ferrari (-2,5%) e Stellantis (-1,4%), con il settore dellea difesa che è tra i più penalizzati in Europa (-1,5% l'indice Stoxx).
Per gli analisti di Intermonte gli effetti del voto emergeranno nelle "prossime settimane" e potrebbero portare a un "rallentamento delle decisioni a partire da tetto sul debito e dazi".
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Emergere degli effetti del voto USA nelle prossime settimane
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Marcegaglia Steel has signed two 11-year Sustainability-Linked loans for 800 million euros, guaranteed by Sace and Bpifrance, to support the maxi-investment in the Fos-sur-Mer site and decarbonisation.

Agreement reached on Electrolux's industrial plan at Mimit: over 100 million euros of investments and approximately 3.2 million units per year expected. Redundancies dropped from 1,719 to a maximum of 902 voluntary and incentivized exits.

Positive session for Piazza Affari thanks to the outcome of the American elections and the reduction of fears in Iran. The Ftse Mib rises by 2.05% driven by banks, while BTP yields and the spread fall.

In the third quarter, Iveco Group recorded revenues of 3.16 billion euros (+1.4%) and a loss of 45 million, conditioned by the focus on quality, a negative product mix and inflation.

European stock markets and Wall Street futures recorded increases after the mid-term elections in the United States, which saw a strong affirmation of the Democrats. The markets reward the absence of disputes over the results.

European stock markets recorded strong increases after the American elections, driven by the clarity of the vote and the absence of protests. Milan gains 1.8%.