(ANSA) – MILAN, 11 FEB – The Milan Stock Exchange (-1.2%) marginally reduces the decline, in line with other European lists and in view of Wall Street where futures are falling. Banco Bpm flies to Piazza Affari (+ 6.7%, with press rumors about the hypothesis of a takeover bid by Unicredit (-1.5%). The spread between BTP and Bund is still rising, reaching 167 points, with the yield of the Italian ten-year at 1.928%.
In no particular order, the banks with Intesa (-3%), Bper (-1.2%) and Carige (-0.2%) while Popolare di Sondrio and Mps are up (+ 0.9%). Negative performance for utilities, with the rise in the price of gas and measures to contain the rise in energy bills. Sales for Enel (-1.8%), Hera (-1.7%), A2a (-1.5%) and Erg (-0.7%). Energy is also hurting as the price of oil raises its head. Eni (-0.3%) and Tenaris (-0.7%) are down, while Saipem is bucking the trend (+ 0.7%).
Tim is also sitting down (-0.6%), while the unions call for a strike against the spin-off of the network. In contrast to the Cnh (+ 0.9%) and Leonardo (+ 0.7%) price lists. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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