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March 8: Bank of Italy, here 40% are women, committed to inclusion

(ANSA) – ROME, MARCH 08 – Today in the Bank of Italy about 40% of the staff are women and the Bank is committed to guaranteeing an equal and inclusive working environment. The Bank of Italy recalls this in a note issued on 8 March in which it stresses that as Supervisory Authority “it has issued provisions to ensure gender diversity in the top bodies of banking and financial intermediaries, as a…

Banks: driven by rates and recovery but risks from the end of the moratorium

(ANSA) – ROME, JANUARY 16 – The expected increase in rates by the Fed with already visible consequences on the yields of the bond market is pushing the securities of the European and Italian banking sector, after almost a decade of stagnant performance. The ongoing economic recovery is also supporting the securities of the credit sector, whose European index has risen by 10% since the beginning…

Bankitalia: energy weighs, company price lists are on the rise

(ANSA) – ROME, 13 JAN – Expensive energies and delays in supplies have caused an increase in the price lists of companies which will continue in the coming months. This is what emerges from the Bank of Italy survey on businesses according to which companies “significantly revised their price lists upwards in the last quarter of 2021 and their expectations on consumer inflation rose well beyond…

Stock market: Asia mixed, eyes on Fed and ECB, Tokyo + 0.71%

(ANSA) – MILAN, 13 DEC – Mixed closing for the first session of the week in Asia and the Pacific, with Tokyo (+ 0.71%) positive together with Shanghai (+ 0.4%) and Sidney (+0.35 %), while Taiwan (-0.33%) and Seoul (-0.28%) sold. Hong Kong (+ 0.05%), Mumbai (-0.33%) and Singapore (-0.12%) are still open. Futures on Europe and the United States were positive with the eyes of investors focused on…

Stock market: Europe up on the wake of the Fed and quarterly earnings

(ANSA) – MILAN, 04 NOV – The good intonation with which the session on Wall Street ended during the night is infecting Asia first and now the markets in Europe. London opens up 0.25%, Paris by 0.39%, Frankfurt by 0.48%, Zurich by 0.9%, Milan by 0.5% The assurances of the Federal Reserve, which will be patient in raising the interest rates, and the rush of companies with rising earnings could take…