European Stock exchanges Little moved Amid Thanksgiving Trading

(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor) – After half the session, the European stock exchanges continue with little movement and alternating current, with very low trading volumes. The indices are actually conditioned by Thanksgiving: in the United States the markets will be closed and on Friday they will only be open half-service. So they try to take the path of increases FTSE MIB of Milan, the CAC 40 of Paris, the DAX 40 of Frankfurt, the IBEX 35 in madrid, the AEX of amsterdam and the FT-SE 100 of London.

Investors, however, maintain a positive sentiment, with the market starting to take for granted a rate cut by the Fed at the december meeting, which keeps the dollar under pressure (euro at 1.1589), while the yen looks to the hypothesis of an increase in the cost of money by the end of the year (dollar/yen falling to 156.211). On the European macro front, the European Commission index which measures confidence in the economy both in the EU and in the euro area is stable.

In Milan Enel does well, Campari stands out

On Milanese stocks, good Enel.