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Le borse europee registrano una seduta negativa, con variazioni percentuali riportate per i principali indici di Londra, Parigi e Francoforte.
Seduta in calo per le Borse europee mentre gli indici di Wall Street si muovono anch'essi in flessione, seppur più contenuta. Londra ha perso l'1,68%, Parigi l'1,62% e Francoforte è scesa un po' meno, dell'1,03 per cento.
Piazza Affari conclude la seduta in forte ribasso. L'indice Ftse Mib ha perso il 2,21% a 50.237 punti.

The president of Confindustria, Emanuele Orsini, speaking at the Genoa Boat Show, urges the government to be more bold in Europe to protect Italian companies, citing the need for interventions on energy, taxation and bureaucracy.

In August, financial advisory networks recorded net collections of 4.7 billion euros, marking +28.7% on an annual basis. Managed savings absorbed 60% of the resources, while the balance sheet for the first eight months rose to 45.7 billion.

In August, employment in Italy remained at its highest (24.35 million) but recorded a slight cyclical decline (-5 thousand). The unemployed are increasing (+48 thousand) and the inactive are decreasing. Permanent work is consolidated, despite the mismatch between supply and demand.

European stock markets close lower due to the US ISM manufacturing data and geopolitical fears over oil. Piazza Affari lost 1.7% with Unicredit in sharp decline, while the yields on Italian and French government bonds reached new highs.

European stock markets close lower despite the positive opening on Wall Street. The volatility of government bonds is weighing on the price lists, with bond yields increasing and the BTP-Bund spread widening to 112 basis points.

WorldHotels aims to reach 20 properties between Italy and South-Eastern Europe by the end of 2026. The strategy focuses on high-end independent hotels, also expanding in the open-air segment with the Backdrop brand and strengthening its presence in Southern Italy.