A little movement in the bags of the Old Continent. The main European indices woke up with a mixed sign and investors digest the victory of Georgia Meloni, leader of the far-right Brothers of Italy party.

Ibex continues last week’s decline and this Monday it’s yielding 0.2%. From my side, FTSE Italian MIB climbs 1.26% despite having started with uncertainty. German Dax 30 he ran a red at the opening, but quickly turned around and began to climb, albeit cautiously.

The mixed sign in European stock markets can be explained by the fact that Meloni’s triumph was expected, so investors have already discounted it. After her electoral success, everything points to her becoming the first female head of government in Italy with the centre-right coalition she is forming with Fuerza Italia led by Silvio Berlusconi and the League led by Matteo Salvini as she won a majority in the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate. Europe is waiting for a government that could be led by Georgia Meloni, an EU ally of Hungarian Viktor Orban and Pole Mateusz Morawiecki.

Back to Ibex 35, the banks are the ones promoting selective red with Banco Sabadell as the red light. with a fall of more than 2%. On the other side of the scale is Grifols, which is up more than 2% this Monday after falling sharply on Friday due to the S&P downgrade.

In other markets, the euro appreciates against the dollar and stands at $0.969. On the other hand, oil falls by 0.4%. In the case of the trunk Brentlinks in Europe, up to $85 and in barrel WTIApproximately in the USA, up to 78 dollars.