Positive Milan Stock Exchange, increases pace in line with Europe
Quick Look
- The Milan Stock Exchange closed up by 1.2%, driven by STM, Prysmian and the banking sector.
- The spread is stable at 92 points, with the ten-year yield at 4.51%.
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Why It Matters
The Milan Stock Exchange records positive performances in line with European markets, supported by banking and industrial dynamics.
The Milan Stock Exchange (+1.2%) is increasing its pace, in line with other European stock exchanges.
STM and Prysmian are on display at Piazza Affari (+2.7%).
The spread between BTPs and Bunds is stable at 92 points, with the yield on the Italian ten-year bond at 4.51%.
In the main list, banks also performed well with sector consolidation operations.
The hypothesis of a joint move between Credit Agricole and Unicredit (+1.8%) pushes Banco Bpm (+2.3%).
The Piazza Meda institute is also the recipient of one of the two takeover bids put in place by MPS (+1.6%) to defend itself from Intesa's 30.6 billion takeover bid (+1.2%).
Bper also did well (+1.9%).
Positive session for Poste (+1.5%), on the day in which the second part of Tim's offer closes (+0.6%).
At the bottom of the list is Tenaris (-1.5%).
Fincantieri and Avio are weak (-0.5%).
Open Questions
- How will bank consolidation operations evolve?
- What will be the outcome of Tim's offer?
