Falling stock market, is spreading today to 245 points: "blame" for fears for the government in Germany

Start of a week full of worries in the international financial markets. Trade tensions due to the Cine-US tariff war and European political uncertainties affected the weekly opening in Japan, where the Tokyo Stock Exchange closed at -2.21%.

a timid start, they widened the decline with fears about the future of the German government after the Interior Minister, Horst Seehofer, confirmed his intention to resign when he did not There was no compromise with the CDU on migrants. The prices of the Old Continent are also affected by the fall in Chinese exports with financial badysts who attribute it to the arrival, in the coming days, of duties imposed by the United States on steel. and aluminum. The euro against the dollar continues to fall to 1.1631 in London. The stoxx 600 zone index gives 1.1%. Men of Paris (-1%), Frankfurt (-0.7%) and London (-1%) and Madrid (-1.4%). Losses in the financial sector (-1.7%) and energy (-1.5%) weigh. Banks in red Banco Bilbao (-2.9%), UBS (-2.5%), Credit Suisse (-2.5%) Bnp Paribas (-1.9%). In negative territory, shares related to oil, with stable oil prices. Gi Total (-1.4%), Repsol (-1.6%), Royal Dutch Shell (-1.4%)

Milan the worst European stock market (go to quotes and indices). Piazza Affari pulls the parking brake (-1.9%). The FTSE MIB is plummeted by the sharp decline of the banks, Mediaset (-4.7%) and Recordati (-14%), after the acquisition by the fund Cvc and with the price of the title which is in line with that will be launched on the rest of the float. Tensions on state securities also tightened with the gap between the Btp and the Bund moving strongly up to 245 points and the Italian ten-year rate at 2.74%. In red Banco BPM (-3%), Ubi (-2.5%), Intesa (-2.6%), Unicredit and Mediobanca (-2.5%) and Mps (-2.2%). Fca (-2.2%), Brembo (-2.7%), Prysmian (-2.1%) and Tenaris (-2.1%) and Tim (-1.8%) were also bad. Oil-related stocks also fell, with the price of crude oil stable. Gi Saipem (-1.9%), Eni (-1.4%), Snam (-1.1%) and Italgas (-0.9%). Individual Titles in Moncler Positive Real Estate That Earns 0.4%

Still in Italy, heartwarming news comes from the occupation. In May, employees reached 23 million 382 thousand, updating the historical maximum. ISTAT reports this in the report released Monday. Compared to April, the employment rate (58.8%) increased to its highest level since 2008, ten years