
Piazza Affari maglia nera in Europa (-1,2%). In flessione Stm e gli istituti di credito tra i timori sulla fusione. In controtendenza Eni.
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La Borsa di Milano registra un calo generalizzato con focus sui titoli bancari e sullo spread Btp-Bund.
La Borsa di Milano (-1,2%) prosegue in netto calo e indossa la maglia nera in Europa.
A Piazza Affari pesano le banche.
Lo spread tra Btp e Bund sale a 118 punti, con il rendimento del decennale italiano al 4,68%.
Nel listino principale scivola Stm (-2,9%).
Tra gli istituti di credito male Mediobanca (-2,8%), con i timori della mancata fusione con Mps (-2,4%).
Vendite su Unicredit (-2,8%) e Intesa (-2,5%).
Male Bper (-2,2%) e Banco Bpm (-1,8%).
In rosso Unipol (-2,2%), con il Cda che ha esercitato la delega per l'aumento di capitale finalizzato all'acquisto delle filiali del Monte dopo che l'Opas di Ca' de Sass sarà andata in porto.
Scende Generali (-1%) mentre è poco mossa doValue (-0,05%), quest'ultima con il nuovo piano industriale.
Seduta brillante per Eni (+1,7%).
Bene anche Fineco (+0,4%), Snam (+0,3%), A2a (+0,2%) e Inwit (+0,1%).

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