Piazza Affari closed the penultimate session before the mid-August break at the top of the other European stock exchanges. The Ftse Mib index recorded a rise of 0.69% to 22,858 points, even surpassing the US lists. The differential between German BTPs and ten-year Bunds fell to 204.4 points, with the Italian annual yield returning above 3%, with a final rise of 3.8 points to 3.01%. Exchanges are weak for less than 1.2 billion euros in turnover, the lowest in the last 5 sessions.
In light, Tim (+ 3.33%), whose top management, the CEO Pietro Labriola recalled during the half-year accounts last August 4, is working on the Group’s ‘transformation plan’.
Followed by Amplifon (+ 2.99%), Diasorin (+ 2.71%) and Tenaris (+ 2.45%), driven by the rise in crude oil above $ 90 per barrel (Wti + 1.56% at 93.36 dollars), which also favored Eni (+ 1.45%).
Saipem did well (+ 1.89%), which was awarded 3 new orders in Angola for 900 million euros, which are added to an order book of almost 23 billion as of June 30th.
Strong purchases on Inwit (+ 1.89%) and Banco Bpm (+ 1.8%), which outpaced Intesa Sanpaolo (+ 0.4%). Lazy Unicredit (-0.14%), weak Bper (-1.36%), subject to profit taking after the increases of the last two sessions. Also down were Pirelli (-1.58%), brilliant on the eve, Interpump (-1.32%) and Italgas (-0.63%).
On the rise Ferrari (+ 0.48%) and Stellantis (+ 0.53%). Cnh (+ 1.52%) and Iveco (+ 1.9%) did better together with Exor (+ 1.16%), upstream of the control chain. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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