JP Morgan continues the international expansion as the bank is targeting more Mittelstand companies to strengthen its foothold in Germany.

JP Morgan strengthens its foothold in Germany by targeting Mittelstand companies

149.1.JPM

JPMorgan Chase & Co

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ASML has quietly become a giant in equipment and consumables and controls more than 90% lithography market. But now the company has a new challenge ahead

ASML Holding dreams bigger in lithography market. The engineering challenges

224.1.ASML/A

ASML Holding NV

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ASML/A

The German group Siemens Energy confirmed Wednesday that it intends to launch a takeover bid to buy all the outstanding shares in Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy S.A. with the intention to delist the company.

Siemens Energy targets the remaining stake in Siemens Gamesa. Shares rally on the news

224.1.SGRE/E

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy SA

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SGRE/E

MasterCard announced a program that will allow users to make payments with facial recognition.But what are the opportunities in this market and the potential pitfalls?

MasterCard rolls out smile to pay feature. The program will go live in Brazil

149.1.MA

Mastercard

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After thirty-two years, McDonald’s shuts its doors in Russia. On Monday, May 16, the fast-food giant said that it will sell its operations to a local buyer

McDonald’s leaves Russia after thirty-two years. Shares fall on Wall Street

149.1.MCD

McDonald's Corp

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Affirm shares jumped over 20% on Friday after strong earnings report and extended partnership with Shopify. Revenue surged 54% to $ 355 million

Affirm dazzles Wall Street with strong revenue growth and extends partnership with Shopify

149.1.AFRM

Affirm Holdings

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AFRM

During the I/O developer conference on Wednesday, the Mountain View giant announced a flurry of new devices, including the long-awaited Pixel Watch, the Pixel 6a smartphones and the Pixel Buds Pro earphones.

Big G lifts the curtain on Pixel Watch and Buds Pro headphones at Google I / O 2022

149.1.GOOGL

Alphabet

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GOOGL

Salvatore Ferragamo  managed to beat analysts’ expectations despite the impact of restrictions in China.  But the stock closed Tuesday’s session down 7.3%

Salvatore Ferragamo beats expectations and presents a new strategic plan. But shares fall in Milan

223.1.SFER

SALVATORE FERRAGAMO

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SFER

JP Morgan has lost 23% since the start of 2022 but Morningstar believes it has strong potential for long-term investors

JP Morgan, a potential winner according to Morningstar analysts

149.1.JPMpC

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JPMpC

The US pharmaceutical company sold 5.9 billion covid vaccines in the first three months of the year, more than triple the $ 1.7 billion last year and announced a strong pipeline. But the guidance was not enough to convince the markets.

Moderna, vaccine sales dominate Q1 revenue but shares lose steam

149.1.MRNA

Moderna

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MRNA

After a rough start to the year, Foot Locker forges new alliances to diversify revenue and mitigate the impact of Nike's new strategy.  The retailer announced Thursday a "new partnership" with Adidas to establish a deeper connection with consumers

Foot Locker seals new partnership with Adidas targeting over $2 billion retail sales by 2025

149.1.FL

Foot Locker

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The ride-sharing company closed the first quarter of 2022 with the mobility segment surpassing delivery revenue.  But the revaluation of investments and inflation fears weighed on the stock.

Uber reports strong revenue growth but loses $ 5.9 billion in the first quarter 2022

149.1.UBER

Uber Technologies

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UBER

Restaurant Brands shows signs of optimism as revenues and profit beat analysts’ expectations in the first quarter 2022. But inflation worries remain and shares dipped more than 2% on Tuesday

Restaurant Brands, revenue beat expectations but inflation worries remain. Shares drop more than 2%

149.1.QSR

Restaurant Brands International

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After a two-year break due to a pandemic, Berkshire's annual shareholders' meeting returns in person. From Chevron to Activision Blizzard, Berkshire accelerated investments in the first quarter but earnings fall short of expectations

Buffett returns with a big buying spree. But Q1 earnings fall short of analysts’ expectations

149.1.BRK/B

Berkshire Hathaway

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BRK/B

Honeywell delivered results that outpaced analysts’ expectations thanks to strong demand for aircraft components. Shares jumped 6.4% after the earnings release

Honeywell shares rise on better-than expected Q1 earnings and improving guidance

149.1.HON

Honeywell International

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Via Skanska Costain STRABAG JV

 (Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor Plus) - Stockholm, 28 Jun - 
Swedish construction group Skanska said that its Skanska 
Costain STRABAG joint venture, has won an additional 78 
million pound contract, equivalent to 970 million Swedish 
crowns, for the existing contract with HS2 towards works on 
phase one of the new high-speed railway in the UK.
This will be included in the order bookings for Europe in the 
second quarter 2022.
The award relates to planned and agreed changes to the scope 
of works under the contract. This is anticipated spend in 
line with the HS2 budget.
The total contract, valued at 1.2 billion pounds, or about 15 
billion crowns to Skanska, involves the design and 
construction of major tunnels in the approach to the London 
terminus at Euston station. .
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Via Skanska Costain STRABAG JV (Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor Plus) - Stockholm, 28 Jun - Swedish construction group Skanska said that its Skanska Costain STRABAG joint venture, has won an additional 78 million pound contract, equivalent to 970 million Swedish crowns, for the existing contract with HS2 towards works on phase one of the new high-speed rai

Skanska JV wins further 78 mln gbp HS2 high speed rail contract

No financial details disclosed

 (Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor Plus) - Paris, 28 Jun - French 
testing, inspection, and certification company Bureau Veritas 
said it has acquired Advanced Testing Laboratory (ATL), a 
leader in scientific sourcing services for the North American 
Consumer Healthcare Products, Cosmetics & Personal Care and 
Medical Device markets. 
No financial details were disclosed.
The company employs over 500 people all over the US. It 
generated revenue of approximately 31 million euros in 2021.
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No financial details disclosed (Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor Plus) - Paris, 28 Jun - French testing, inspection, and certification company Bureau Veritas said it has acquired Advanced Testing Laboratory (ATL), a leader in scientific sourcing services for the North American Consumer Healthcare Products, Cosmetics & Personal Care and Medical Device market

Bureau Veritas buys US scientific sourcing firm ATL

Dati al 28-06-2022

 Company* Index % Change values in Euro 
 daily monthly YTD 
Citigroup Global Markets 
* WGBI -0.79 -3.43 -8.94 
* WGBI 1-3 Yrs -0.46 -0.74 0.63 
* WGBI Non Euro -3.32 
Jp Morgan 
* GBI (Global Bond Idx) -0.81 -3.37 -8.20 
* GBI - BROAD -0.78 -3.24 -7.90 
Lehman Brothers 
* Global Aggregate 0.06 -0.62 4.82 
Merril Lynch 
* Global Gov* -0.78 -4.90 -9.01 
* Global Gov*, ex EMU -0.84 -4.95 -7.64.
(RADIOCOR) 28-06-22 19:00:25 (0641) 5 NNNN

Dati al 28-06-2022 Company* Index % Change values in Euro daily monthly YTD Citigroup Global Markets * WGBI -0.79 -3.43 -8.94 * WGBI 1-3 Yrs -0.46 -0.74 0.63 * WGBI Non Euro -3.32 Jp Morgan * GBI (Global Bond Idx) -0.81 -3.37 -8.20 * GBI - BROAD -0.78 -3.24 -7.90 Lehman Brothers * Global Aggregate 0.06 -0.62 4.82 Merril Lynch * Global Gov* -0.78 -4

Bond Indices: World interest

Dati al 28-06-2022

Company* Index % Change values in Euro 
 daily monthly YTD 
Citigroup Global Markets 
* Japan -0,80 -6,84 -12,58 
* U.K. -1,46 -6,49 -18,72 
* U.S.A. -0,85 -1,45 -3,51 
Jp Morgan 
* Japan -0,73 -6,35 -11,67 
* U.K. -1,26 -6,09 -17,29 
* U.S.A. -0,88 -1,54 -3,24.
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Dati al 28-06-2022 Company* Index % Change values in Euro daily monthly YTD Citigroup Global Markets * Japan -0,80 -6,84 -12,58 * U.K. -1,46 -6,49 -18,72 * U.S.A. -0,85 -1,45 -3,51 Jp Morgan * Japan -0,73 -6,35 -11,67 * U.K. -1,26 -6,09 -17,29 * U.S.A. -0,88 -1,54 -3,24.
(RADIOCOR) 28-06-22 19:00:38 (0644) 5 NNNN

Bond Indices: Japan, U.K., U.S.A.

Dati al Jun 28 2022

 Company* Index % Change values in Euro Yield Duration 
 daily monthly YTD 
Citigroup Global Markets 
* EGBI -0.65 -4.14 -13.15 1.52 7.77 
* EGBI 1-3 Yrs -0.14 -0.99 -2.65 0.68 1.96 
* EGBI 3-7 Yrs 0.07 -5.36 0.68 4.65 
* EGBI 7-10 Yrs -0.82 -4.45 -13.51 1.80 7.95 
* Eurobig -0.57 -4.09 -12.79 1.71 6.91 
Jp Morgan 
* EMU Index -0.64 -4.03 -12.88 2.29 7.37 
* Emu 1-3 -0.13 -0.87 -2.41 1.10 1.69 
* Emu 10 plus -1.13 -7.78 -24.17 2.61 15.28 
* Emu 3m cash 0.00 -0.03 -0.24 0.00 0.00 
* Emu 6m cash 0.01 -0.08 -0.39 0.00 0.00 
* Emu 12m cash 0.05 -0.42 -1.17 0.00 0.00 
Lehman Brothers 
* EuroAggregate -0.61 -3.15 -12.86 2.23 6.74 
* Euro Treasury -0.67 -2.95 -13.21 1.94 7.53 
* Euro Treasury 0-6 m 0.01 -0.06 -0.32 -0.25 0.21 
Merril Lynch 
* EMU Broad Market -0.53 -4.55 -12.87 2.21 6.65 
* EMU Large Cap -0.53 -4.56 -12.90 2.20 6.68 
* EMU Direct gov. -0.58 -4.71 -13.25 1.94 7.46 
* EMU Direct gov. 1-3 y -0.12 -1.18 -2.67 1.09 1.86 
* EMU Direct gov. 3-5 y -0.34 -2.46 -6.40 1.62 3.72.
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Dati al Jun 28 2022 Company* Index % Change values in Euro Yield Duration daily monthly YTD Citigroup Global Markets * EGBI -0.65 -4.14 -13.15 1.52 7.77 * EGBI 1-3 Yrs -0.14 -0.99 -2.65 0.68 1.96 * EGBI 3-7 Yrs 0.07 -5.36 0.68 4.65 * EGBI 7-10 Yrs -0.82 -4.45 -13.51 1.80 7.95 * Eurobig -0.57 -4.09 -12.79 1.71 6.91 Jp Morgan * EMU Index -0.64 -4.03 

Bond Indices: European interest

Dati al Jun 28 2022

 Company* Index % Change values in Euro Yield Duration 
 daily monthly YTD 
Citigroup Global Markets 
* EBIG Corporate -0.38 -4.16 -12.37 2.40 4.95 
Lehman Brothers 
* Euro Corporate -0.44 -3.62 -12.01 3.26 4.72 
* Euro FRN 0.00 -0.23 -0.63 0.31 0.16 
* Euro High Yield -0.12 -5.08 -12.78 7.34 3.45 
* U.S. Aggregate -0.35 -2.56 -11.25 3.88 6.41 
* U.S. Corporate -0.43 -3.45 -14.96 4.80 7.54 
Merril Lynch 
* EMU Corp.+ Pfandbr. -0.41 -4.29 -12.20 3.07 4.76 
* EMU Corp., ex Pfandbr -0.40 -4.35 -12.36 3.13 4.75 
* Euro High Yeld -0.11 -4.88 -13.41 7.01 3.48 
* U.S. High Yield 0.07 -2.34 -12.27 8.27 4.57.
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Dati al Jun 28 2022 Company* Index % Change values in Euro Yield Duration daily monthly YTD Citigroup Global Markets * EBIG Corporate -0.38 -4.16 -12.37 2.40 4.95 Lehman Brothers * Euro Corporate -0.44 -3.62 -12.01 3.26 4.72 * Euro FRN 0.00 -0.23 -0.63 0.31 0.16 * Euro High Yield -0.12 -5.08 -12.78 7.34 3.45 * U.S. Aggregate -0.35 -2.56 -11.25 3.88

Bond Indices: High yield and Corporate

DJIA down 193.80 points

 (Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor Plus) - New York, 28 Jun - US 
shares were trading broadly lower, reversing earlier gains, 
as markets struggled to maintain momentum to continue to 
rebound from a recent slump.
Major US indices reversed earlier gains after data showed 
consumer confidence fell more than expected in May.
According to the Conference Board, US consumer confidence 
fell to 98.7 in June from 103.2 in May, missing expectations 
for a reading of 100.4.
Earlier stocks had traded higher as indices looked to build 
on positive momentum, boosted by news that China continued to 
ease Covid-19 restrictions.
After relaxing testing requirements in many cities and 
loosening restrictions in Shanghai in recent days, China 
decided to cut the mandatory quarantine period for incoming 
visitors to 10 days from up to three weeks previously.
Investors also focused on the end of the G7 summit. The G7 
leaders announced the possibility of imposing a price cap on 
Russian oil imports as well as condemning Moscow for its 
attack on Ukraine. The G7 also pressed China to urge Russia 
to withdraw its troops from Ukraine. Focus now shifts to the 
NATO summit opening today in Madrid.
Also on the data front, the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond 
said that its manufacturing index fell to negative 19 in June 
from negative 9 in May.
While home prices in the 20 largest metropolitan areas of the 
US rose 21.2% in April compared to the same period of last 
year.
At 1622 GMT, the Dow Jones was losing 193.80 points, or 
0.62%, at 31,244.46 points.
The S&P 500 was 42.15 points, or 1.08%, lower at 3,857.96 
points.
The Nasdaq was losing 225.60 points, or 1.96%, at 11,298.55 
points.
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(RADIOCOR) 28-06-22 18:43:19 (0615) 5 NNNN

DJIA down 193.80 points (Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor Plus) - New York, 28 Jun - US shares were trading broadly lower, reversing earlier gains, as markets struggled to maintain momentum to continue to rebound from a recent slump.
Major US indices reversed earlier gains after data showed consumer confidence fell more than expected in May.
According to th

US midday shares turn lower as positive momentum fizzles

(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor Plus) - London, 28 Jun - In the 
region's stock market dealings most sectors were higher.
After failing to trade earlier this morning as they were 
suspended limit up, shares in the Italian oilfield services 
company Saipem closed 69.64% higher at 3.0510 euros on the 
start of its rights issue.
While shares of OVS gained 2.59% at 1.6220 euros following 
news that the Italian retailer has signed a letter of intent 
to buy 100% of Italian peer Coin.
And Autogrill rose 3.76% at 6.78 euros after the Italian 
catering group said that its controlling shareholder, 
Edizione, is in talks with the Swiss travel retailer firm 
Dufry in view of a possible integration between the two 
groups.
In Paris, shares in Aramis, the online car retailer of 
controlled by the Franco-Italian car maker Stellantis, added 
2.29% at 4.5520 euros after it announced the acquisition of 
Onlinecars, the Austrian market leader for refurbished 
vehicle sales.
While in Amsterdam, AkzoNobel fell 2.02% at 64.16 euros after 
the Dutch paints and coatings company said it has appointed 
Gregoire Poux-Guillaume to become the company's new chief 
executive effective November 1, succeeding Thierry 
Vanlancker, whose term of office is coming to an end.
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(RADIOCOR) 28-06-22 18:34:13 (0612) 5 NNNN

(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor Plus) - London, 28 Jun - In the region's stock market dealings most sectors were higher.
After failing to trade earlier this morning as they were suspended limit up, shares in the Italian oilfield services company Saipem closed 69.64% higher at 3.0510 euros on the start of its rights issue.
While shares of OVS gained 2.59% 

Europe shares end higher in cautious trading, boosted by -2-

Wise sinks

 (Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor Plus) - London, 28 Jun - UK shares 
closed higher, boosted by commodity stocks, as China 
continued to ease Covid-19 restrictions.
After relaxing testing requirements in many cities and 
loosening restrictions in Shanghai in recent days, China 
decided to cut the mandatory quarantine period for incoming 
visitors to 10 days from up to three weeks previously.
Miners continued to rise with Rio Tinto gaining 1.96% at 
5,150.00 pence, Glencore rising 1.66% at 460.25 pence and BHP 
closing 1.57% higher at 2,388.00 pence. 
Energy stocks were also higher as oil prices also benefitted 
from improved demand prospects.
BP and Shell gained 1.39% at 397.05 pence and 3.05% at 
2,177.00 pence, respectively.
Equity markets have been rebounding in recent days after 
having recently slumped due to concerns linked with slowing 
growth and central bank policy tightening.
Bucking the trend, shares in Wise fell 15.20% at 316.40 pence 
after the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) launched a tax 
probe into the money transfer group's co-founder and chief 
executive officer Kristo Kaarmann. Wise also said that sales 
rose 33% to 559.9 million pounds in the year ended in March 
as customers grew 29% to 4.6 million in the last quarter.
Pre-tax profit increased 7% to 43.9 million pounds.
The London FTSE 100 closed up up 0.90% at 7,323.41 points.
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Wise sinks (Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor Plus) - London, 28 Jun - UK shares closed higher, boosted by commodity stocks, as China continued to ease Covid-19 restrictions.
After relaxing testing requirements in many cities and loosening restrictions in Shanghai in recent days, China decided to cut the mandatory quarantine period for incoming visitors to 1

UK shares end higher boosted by commodity-linked stocks

FTSE 100 up 0.90%; DAX up 0.35%; CAC 40 up 0.64%

 (Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor Plus) - London, 28 Jun - European 
shares closed higher, in cautious trading, as a recent 
rebound on Wall Street seemed to lose steam.
Stocks in the US turned lower mid-morning after data showed 
consumer confidence fell more than expected in May.
According to the Conference Board, US consumer confidence 
fell to 98.7 in June from 103.2 in May, missing expectations 
for a reading of 100.4.
Earlier, news that China decided to cut the mandatory 
quarantine period for incoming visitors to 10 days from up to 
three weeks previously, had helped lift European and Asian 
markets.
Equity markets have been rebounding in recent days after 
having recently slumped due to concerns linked with slowing 
growth and central bank policy tightening.
Investors also focused on the end of the G7 summit. The G7 
leaders announced the possibility of imposing a price cap on 
Russian oil imports as well as condemning Moscow for its 
attack on Ukraine. The G7 also pressed China to urge Russia 
to withdraw its troops from Ukraine. Focus now shifts to the 
NATO summit opening today in Madrid.
Meanwhile, central bank officials gathered in Portugal for 
their annual conference, with a focus on skyrocketing 
consumer prices.
European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde played down 
concerns about a recession in the eurozone, adding the ECB is 
ready to raise rates at a faster pace if inflation continues 
to soar.
On the data front, German consumer sentiment is projected to 
drop to another record low in July, as 'the ongoing war in 
Ukraine and disruptions in supply chains are causing energy 
and food prices in particular to skyrocket', market research 
company GfK said.
The London FTSE 100 closed up up 0.90% at 7,323.41 points, 
the Frankfurt DAX added 0.35% at 13,231.82 points, the Paris 
CAC 40 gained 0.64% at 6,086.02 points, while in Milan the 
FTSE MIB rose 0.79% at 22,101.23 points, and in Madrid the 
IBEX 35 closed 0.74% higher at 8,303.20 points.
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FTSE 100 up 0.90%; DAX up 0.35%; CAC 40 up 0.64% (Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor Plus) - London, 28 Jun - European shares closed higher, in cautious trading, as a recent rebound on Wall Street seemed to lose steam.
Stocks in the US turned lower mid-morning after data showed consumer confidence fell more than expected in May.
According to the Conference Bo

Europe shares end higher in cautious trading, boosted by China

Statistics by the Bank of Italy as of Jun 28 2022

 Country Currency EURO %ch(1) %ch(2) USD 
Afghanistan (AFA afghani) 93.206 -1.59 -20.72 88.255 
Armenia (AMD dram) 434.760 -28.16 -20.35 411.670 
Azerbaijgian (AZN manat) 1.795 -11.62 -6.82 1.700 
Bahrain (BHD dollar) 0.397 -11.58 -6.81 0.376 
Bangladesh (BDT taka) 98.164 -3.22 0.94 92.950 
Bhutan (BTN ngultrum) 83.408 -5.95 -1.01 78.977 
Brunei (BND dollar) 1.464 -8.67 -4.47 1.387 
Cambodia (KHR camb. Riel) 4.295.580 -11.92 -6.91 4.067.400 
Georgia (GEL lari) 3.099 -17.55 -11.72 2.934 
Iran (IRR riyal) 44.356.000 -11.62 -6.82 42.000.000 
Iraq (IQD dinar) 1.541.906 -11.62 -6.82 1.460.000 
Jordan (JOD dinar) 0.749 -11.63 -6.82 0.709 
Kazakhstan (KZT tenge) 486.300 -4.81 -1.42 460.470 
Kuwait (KWD dinar) 0.324 -10.01 -5.63 0.307 
Kyrgyzstan (KGS som) 83.960 -17.01 -12.62 79.500 
Laos (LAK kip) 15.641.000 38.33 25.24 14.810.000 
Lebanon (LBP pound) 1.592.070 -11.62 -6.82 1.507.500 
Macau (MOP pataca) 8.537 -10.64 -6.24 8.083 
Maldives (MVR rufiyaa) 16.285 -11.45 -6.64 15.420 
Mongolia (MNT togrog) 3.308.030 -2.84 2.45 3.132.310 
Myanmar (MMK kyat) 1.953.800 14.30 -3.05 1.850.000 
Nepal (NPR rupee) 133.453 -5.95 -1.01 126.360 
North Korea (KPW won) 2.323 -11.62 -6.82 2.200 
Oman (OMR riyal) 0.406 -11.62 -6.82 0.384 
Pakistan (PKR rupee) 218.757 16.01 8.17 207.137 
Qatar (QAR riyal) 3.844 -11.62 -6.82 3.640 
Saudi Arabia (SAR riyal) 3.960 -11.62 -6.82 3.750 
Sri Lanka (LKR rupee) 380.090 59.73 65.58 359.900 
Syria (SYP pound) 2.652.923 -11.62 -6.82 2.512.000 
Taiwan (TWD dollar) 31.322 -6.19 -0.10 29.658 
Tajikistan (TJS somoni) 11.145 -17.61 -12.98 10.553 
Turkmenistan (TMT manat) 3.696 -11.62 -6.82 3.500 
United Arab Emirate (AED dirham) 3.878 -11.62 -6.82 3.672 
Uzbekistan (UZS sum) 11.432.540 -9.44 -6.87 10.825.240 
Vietnam (VND dong) 24.555.000 -10.70 -5.04 23.251.000 
Yemen (YER riyal) 264.240 -12.08 -6.82 250.200 
on the euro: (1) year-to-year % change; (2) year-to-date % change.
(RADIOCOR) 28-06-22 18:01:00 (0584) 5 NNNN

Statistics by the Bank of Italy as of Jun 28 2022 Country Currency EURO %ch(1) %ch(2) USD Afghanistan (AFA afghani) 93.206 -1.59 -20.72 88.255 Armenia (AMD dram) 434.760 -28.16 -20.35 411.670 Azerbaijgian (AZN manat) 1.795 -11.62 -6.82 1.700 Bahrain (BHD dollar) 0.397 -11.58 -6.81 0.376 Bangladesh (BDT taka) 98.164 -3.22 0.94 92.950 Bhutan (BTN ngu

Bank of Italy: Minor currencies: Asia

Statistics by the Bank of Italy as of Jun 28 2022

 Country Currency EURO %ch(1) %ch(2) USD 
Cape Verde (CVE escudo) 110.265 0.00 0.00 104.408 
Comoros (KMF franc) 491.968 0.00 0.00 465.834 
Madagascar (MGA ariary) 4.283.710 -5.84 -4.48 4.056.160 
Mauritius (MUR rupee) 47.682 -2.96 -3.72 45.149 
Saint Helena (SHP pound) 0.863 0.47 2.88 1.223 
Sao Tome' e Principe (STD dobra) 
on the euro: (1) year-to-year % change; (2) year-to-date % change.
(RADIOCOR) 28-06-22 18:01:01 (0585) 5 NNNN

Statistics by the Bank of Italy as of Jun 28 2022 Country Currency EURO %ch(1) %ch(2) USD Cape Verde (CVE escudo) 110.265 0.00 0.00 104.408 Comoros (KMF franc) 491.968 0.00 0.00 465.834 Madagascar (MGA ariary) 4.283.710 -5.84 -4.48 4.056.160 Mauritius (MUR rupee) 47.682 -2.96 -3.72 45.149 Saint Helena (SHP pound) 0.863 0.47 2.88 1.223 Sao Tome' e P

Bank of Italy: Minor currencies: African Islands

Statistics by the Bank of Italy as of Jun 28 2022

 Country Currency EURO %ch(1) %ch(2) USD 
Fiji (FJD dollar) 2.333 -5.47 -2.83 0.453 
French Polynesia (XPF CFP franc) 119.332 0.00 0.00 112.990 
Papua New Guinea (PGK kina) 3.733 -11.25 -6.36 0.283 
Samoa (WST tala) 2.812 -7.41 -4.76 2.663 
Solomon Islands (SBD dollar) 8.621 -10.11 -5.98 0.123 
Tonga (TOP pa'pnga) 2.465 -7.25 -4.06 0.428 
Vanuatu (VUV vatu) 122.980 -5.65 -3.26 116.450 
on the euro: (1) year-to-year % change; (2) year-to-date % change.
(RADIOCOR) 28-06-22 18:01:01 (0586) 5 NNNN

Statistics by the Bank of Italy as of Jun 28 2022 Country Currency EURO %ch(1) %ch(2) USD Fiji (FJD dollar) 2.333 -5.47 -2.83 0.453 French Polynesia (XPF CFP franc) 119.332 0.00 0.00 112.990 Papua New Guinea (PGK kina) 3.733 -11.25 -6.36 0.283 Samoa (WST tala) 2.812 -7.41 -4.76 2.663 Solomon Islands (SBD dollar) 8.621 -10.11 -5.98 0.123 Tonga (TOP 

Bank of Italy: Minor currencies: Australasia

Statistics by the Bank of Italy as of Jun 28 2022

 Country Currency EURO %ch(1) %ch(2) USD 
Benin (XOF CFA franc) 655.957 0.00 0.00 621.113 
Cameroon (XAF CFA franc) 655.957 0.00 0.00 621.113 
Dem. Rep. Congo (CDF franc) 2.117.069 -10.92 -6.60 2.004.611 
Djibouti (DJF franc) 187.691 -11.62 -6.82 177.721 
Eritrea (ERN nakfa) 16.243 -11.62 -6.82 15.380 
Ethiopia (ETB birr) 55.057 5.16 -1.88 52.132 
Gambia (GMD dalasi) 51.640 -9.58 -5.89 48.900 
Ghana (GSH cedi) 8.400 20.44 20.00 7.954 
Guinea (GNF franc) 9.127.019 -21.87 -11.92 8.642.191 
Kenya (KES shilling) 124.426 -3.28 -2.96 117.817 
Liberia (LRD dollar) 160.527 -21.61 -2.24 152.000 
Mauritania (MRO ouguiya) 
Nigeria (NGN naira) 437.901 -10.55 -6.11 414.640 
Rwanda (RWF franc) 1.080.697 -9.28 -6.85 1.023.290 
Seychelles (SCR rupee) 14.630 -24.59 -12.35 13.853 
Sierra Leone (SLL leone) 13.993.860 13.87 9.45 13.250.510 
Somalia (SOS shilling) 611.154 -11.64 -6.79 578.690 
Sudan (SDG pound) 472.150 -11.28 -4.87 447.069 
Uganda (UGX shilling) 3.969.430 -6.58 -1.20 3.758.570 
on the euro: (1) year-to-year % change; (2) year-to-date % change.
(RADIOCOR) 28-06-22 18:01:02 (0587) 5 NNNN

Statistics by the Bank of Italy as of Jun 28 2022 Country Currency EURO %ch(1) %ch(2) USD Benin (XOF CFA franc) 655.957 0.00 0.00 621.113 Cameroon (XAF CFA franc) 655.957 0.00 0.00 621.113 Dem. Rep. Congo (CDF franc) 2.117.069 -10.92 -6.60 2.004.611 Djibouti (DJF franc) 187.691 -11.62 -6.82 177.721 Eritrea (ERN nakfa) 16.243 -11.62 -6.82 15.380 Eth

Bank of Italy: Minor currencies: Central Africa

Statistics by the Bank of Italy as of Jun 28 2022

Country Currency EURO %ch(1) %ch(2) USD 
Algeria (DZD dinar) 153.849 -3.97 -2.30 145.676 
Egypt (EGP pound) 19.821 5.79 11.28 18.768 
Libya (LYD dinar) 5.081 -5.36 -2.46 4.811 
Morocco (MAD dirham) 10.611 -0.22 1.29 10.047 
Tunisia (TND dinar) 3.243 -1.86 -0.68 3.071 
on the euro: (1) year-to-year % change; (2) year-to-date % change.
(RADIOCOR) 28-06-22 18:01:03 (0588) 5 NNNN

Statistics by the Bank of Italy as of Jun 28 2022 Country Currency EURO %ch(1) %ch(2) USD Algeria (DZD dinar) 153.849 -3.97 -2.30 145.676 Egypt (EGP pound) 19.821 5.79 11.28 18.768 Libya (LYD dinar) 5.081 -5.36 -2.46 4.811 Morocco (MAD dirham) 10.611 -0.22 1.29 10.047 Tunisia (TND dinar) 3.243 -1.86 -0.68 3.071 on the euro: (1) year-to-year % chang