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The Milan Stock Exchange moves in line with the European stock markets.
The Milan Stock Exchange (+0.7%) accelerates, in line with other European stock markets.
The banks are on display in Piazza Affari. Technoproble and Avio are highlighted, earning over 4%. The spread between BTPs and Bunds is stable at 94 points, with the yield on the Italian ten-year bond at 4.57%.
Among the credit institutions, Intesa performed well (+0.6%). Unicredit also rose (+0.5%), with the FT supporting the possibility of the bank taking control of Commerz in a few months.
Bper and Banco Bpm (+0.4%) and Mps (+0.3%) rise. Positive session for Generali (+0.6%).
Poste in the spotlight (+0.9%), after the offer on Tim (-0.08%). At the bottom of the list is Fincantieri (-2.8%). Inwit (-1.1%) and Tenaris (-0.9%) also performed badly. Pirelli sales (+0.4%), with the Golden Power on the agreement in the defense field with the Piedmontese Abet Hts.

Q8 will also introduce a price cap on petrol and diesel for 30 days from October 1st, accepting the invitation of the Italian government. Prime Minister Meloni thanks Kuwait and Q8, while Mimit records a drop in average fuel prices.

In July the industry's turnover grew by 1.7% in value and 0.6% in volume compared to June, according to data released by Istat.

Eni's fuel price limits and Socar-Ip's cuts have come into force. Sky TG24 analyzes the differences compared to previous government discounts and the economic impact for the State.

The Deputy Minister of Economy Maurizio Leo announces a signal for the middle class with the possible extension of the Irpef bracket up to 60 thousand euros. Among the hypotheses also a flat tax for young people and the confirmation of building relief.

Despite the difficult international situation, summer 2026 in Italy recorded a drop in the cost of airline tickets of 11.8% in August compared to 2025 and a decrease of 4.8% for travel packages.

Q8 Italia has announced the application of a price cap on petrol and diesel for a period of 30 days starting from October 1st, accepting the invitation of the Italian government. Meanwhile, average fuel prices are decreasing.