
AI-generated summary
European stock markets react to inflation data and the next decisions of central banks.
European stock markets open in no particular order while bets on an increase in interest rates by the Fed are reduced. After the inflation data, attention focuses on the central banks' next moves on the monetary policy front. The president of the American central bank, Kevin Warsh, at the IMF meetings in Bangkok, did not decide not to give indications in view of the meeting on 27-28 October. Technology stocks are recovering after the previous drop.
Positive start for Frankfurt (+0.44%), Paris (+0.33%) and London (-0.25%).
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Fed meeting on October 27-28
Very likely · Within days

The crisis of the Risanamento real estate group worsens due to the 2020 losses and the slippage of the MSG Heartbeat fund. The board of directors calls an urgent meeting for October 28th to take the legal measures.

According to Confcommercio estimates, tensions in the energy sector and Brent between 100 and 110 dollars will push October inflation to 4.7%, with 5% in sight. Consumption and GDP are holding up for now.

The Milan Stock Exchange continues to rise by 0.55%, supported by the banking sector and Cucinelli. Btp-Bund spread at 107 points with a yield of 4.47%. The defense is also highlighted.

Requests for refunds and vouchers for Dolomiti Superski ski passes, linked to the Agcm investigation, are now underway. The system records slowdowns and queues of up to 4 hours due to high traffic.
The scrapping-quinquies, extended to Regions and local authorities by fiscal decree no. 38/2026, allows you to join by 15 December 2026 via the Revenue Agency-Collection portal. Tax and non-tax debts from 2000 to 2023 are admitted, excluding those resulting from sentences by the Court of Auditors. Payment can be made in a single payment by 31 March 2027 or in 54 bimonthly instalments, subject to verification of the loads admitted via an information prospectus.

Revenue from speed camera fines in Italy increased progressively from 2021 to 2024, reaching almost 2 billion in 2024, before decreasing to around 1.9 billion in 2025. The five-year total exceeds 8 billion euros. The large municipalities contribute the most, with Florence leading the ranking for revenue from speed cameras in the 21 main cities. The government reform on sanctions could reduce the amounts, worrying Codacons about the impact on local finances.