Stock Exchange: Milan sells over 3% with banks, bad for Eni

(ANSA) – MILAN, 10 JUN – New strong current of sales on the Milan Stock Exchange, which confirms its role as far worse than Europe in the last two days: the Ftse Mib index drops 3.2%. Madrid is down by 2%, Frankfurt by 1.5%, Paris by 1.3%, London by 1.2%, while Amsterdam is down 1.1%.

Italian government bonds are still under pressure, with the 10-year BTP yield at 3.63% and the spread with the German Bund at 223 basis points. Sales mainly on banks, with several suspensions in the liquidity auction. On the day of the presentation of the new industrial plan, Bper loses 9%, Unicredit, Banco Bpm and Intesa fluctuate around 6%.

On the same level as Iveco, with Eni losing five percentage points. (HANDLE).

Source: Ansa

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