Bags at the window, nervousness but no panic for now

Oil is rising after geopolitical tensions with the US attack on Iran and the latter's threat to close the Strait of Hormuz. WTI is up 1.15% to $74.69 a barrel and Brent is up 1.12% to $77.88. In the past few hours, Brent and WTI reached their highest levels since January, before reducing their gains. Since the beginning of the conflict on June 13, Brent has increased 13% while WTI has consolidated gains of about 10%.

Gas prices also rise, in line with oil, after the US attack on Iran and threats to close the Strait of Hormuz. In Amsterdam, at the start of the day, prices gained 2% to 41.90 euros per megawatt hour.

European stocks fall after US attack on Iran

European stock markets start the first session of the week in decline. The markets are weighed down by the climate of uncertainty following the attack by the United States on Iran, and in view of Tehran's response.

Negative opening for Milan where Ftse Mib drops 0.8% to 38,915 points. Paris (-0.52%), Frankfurt (-0.46%) and London (-0.36%).