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Borsa: l'Europa scivola con i bond, T-Bond ai massimi dal 2002

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Avvio pesante per Piazza Affari, in calo assieme alle altre Borse europee mentre riprendono le vendite sui titoli di Stato, con i rendimenti dei Btp italiani che toccano nuovi massimi dal 2023, al 4,68%, in rialzo di sette punti base, e lo spread col Bund che sale di cinque punti a quota 106. Il Ftse Mib cede l'1% con Tim (-3,6%) e Poste (-2,9%) ancora una volta in testa ai ribassi. Male anche il comparto finanziario con Generali (-1,8%), Bper (-1,7%), Unicredit (-1,8%) mentre si muovono in controtendenza Prysmian (+2,7%), Technoprobe (+1,9%) e Stm (+0,9%), che beneficiano degli acquisiti sui tecnologici. 
   

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