Stock Exchange: Milan closes up with Europe, bad banks

In the first quarter less pensions, for women -35% of the amount (ANSA)

(ANSA) – MILAN, APRIL 28 – The Milan Stock Exchange (+ 0.95%) closed the session up, in line with the other European lists.

Investors’ attention is focused on the tug-of-war between Europe and Russia over the payment of gas supplies.

Banks are down with the spread between BTP and German Bund which widens to 181 points and the Italian ten-year yield rises to 2.709%.

Day in sharp decline for Mps (-4.9%). Unicredit (-1.1%), Banco Bpm (-0.9%) and Bper (-0.7%) are also bad, while Intesa is bucking the trend (+ 0.3%). Mediaset slips on the day the first financial statements were approved after the transfer of the registered office to the Netherlands. Mfe type B shares sold 7.3% and type A shares 0.6%.

In no particular order the energy sector with the price of oil rising. Saipem (-2.5%), Eni (+ 1.7%) and Tenaris (+ 0.5%). The drop in the price of gas drives utilities with A2a (+ 0.7%), Hera (+ 1.1%), Enel (+ 2.4%).

Fly Coima Res (+ 20.4%) at 9.87 euros, below the threshold of Evergreen’s Opas at 10 euros per share. Session down for Leonardo (-1%) and Tim (-0.7%). On the shields Diasorin (+ 2.9%) and Nexi (+ 2.7%). (HANDLE).

Source: Ansa

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