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Thursday, October 22, 2026

Borse in rosso, Meta e Tesla guidano le vendite a Wall Street

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Borse europee ancora in rosso dopo l'apertura negativa di Wall Street. Dopo il recupero di ieri il Nasdaq perde oltre un punto percentuale e mezzo, negativi anche se meno pesanti anche Dow Jones, S&P 500 e il Russell che riunisce le piccole imprese quotate. A Milano giù tecnologici e bancari, mentre sale ancora il prezzo del greggio. Il Brent scambia a 112,34 dollari, sulle indiscrezioni relative a piani congiunti di Israele e Usa per nuovi attacchi in Iran. Non si spengono neanche le tensioni sui titoli di stato, lo spread tra Btp decennali e Bund tedeschi sale a 124 punti base. Il tasso del decennale è salito al 4,6%.

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