Calmness prevails today in European markets, but also in the stock market of international goods after signs of de-escalation in the Ukrainianbut also yesterday’s rise of the indicators, when the scenarios for imminent Russian invasion of Ukraine. After all, Russia is one of the largest producers of oil and gas in the world, and fears of an attack on Ukraine have led to a rally in oil, to $ 100 a barrel.
However, gas prices have been falling since the morning, as the withdrawal of Russian troops from the Ukrainian border alleviates concerns about Europe’s energy supply.
Its price is currently falling by 9% to 73.5 euros per megawatt hour compared to 79.70 euros that arrived yesterday.
Oil prices are also down 2.2%, with Brent falling to $ 94 a barrel from $ 96.78 yesterday, when it reached its highest level since September 2014.
Euro markets are recovering
At the same time, the lost ground is now covered by the European stock markets, as after yesterday’s losses, buyers have returned dynamically.
Analytically, the pan-European index records gains of 1.3% at 466.86 points and in fact almost all sectors had a positive sign with prominent car sector (+ 1.9%).
The picture is similar in European markets, with the DAX in Germany trading at 15,388 points with + 1.8%, the French CAC 40 at 6,960 points with + 1.6%, while the British FTSE 100 follows a milder increase by 0 , 8% and the 7,588 units.
The Greek stock market is currently up 1.36% above 963 points.
Despite the rise, the eyes of investors remain on Russia and especially on the meeting that the Vladimir Putin with the German ChancellorOlaf Solts.
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