The FTSE MIB Index Closes 2.51% Lower
The FTSE MIB Index dropped 1289 points or 2.51 percent on Wednesday to close at 49972 points. Losses were led by Technoprobe (-6.35%), Prysmian (-4.68%) and UniCredit (-4.40%).
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The FTSE MIB Index dropped 1289 points or 2.51 percent on Wednesday to close at 49972 points. Losses were led by Technoprobe (-6.35%), Prysmian (-4.68%) and UniCredit (-4.40%).
The FTSE MIB Index fell 433 points or 0.84 percent on Wednesday to close at 51372 points. Leading the losses are Banco BPM SPA (-2.06%), Brunello Cucinelli (-2.00%) and Assicurazioni Generali (-1.75%). Top gainers were Davide Campari-Milano (1.96%), Banca Mediolanum (1.74%) and Infrastrutture Wire (1.57%).
The FTSE MIB Index decreased 107 points or 0.21 percent on Monday to close at 51760 points. The decline was led by Infrastrutture Wire (-2.46%), Ferrari NV (-2.31%) and Enel (-2.24%). On the upside, the strongest performers were Amplifon (6.08%), Moncler (2.44%) and Eni (2.03%).
The FTSE MIB Index fell 108 points or 0.21 percent on Wednesday to close at 51987 points. Leading the losses are Unipol Gruppo (-2.49%), Assicurazioni Generali (-2.30%) and Prysmian (-1.86%). Top gainers were Eni (2.82%), Brunello Cucinelli (1.75%) and Amplifon (1.50%).
The FTSE MIB fell 0.2% to 51,987 on Wednesday, amid merger talks in Milan, while concerns over the country’s budget deficit weighed on the index. Italy’s budget deficit was confirmed at 3.1% in 2025, above the EU’s ceiling, raising concerns over increased spending on defense and energy. However, Italy plans to confirm
The FTSE MIB Index dropped 840 points or 1.60 percent on Friday to close at 51545 points. Losses were led by Stellantis N.V. (-5.95%), Hera (-3.02%) and UniCredit (-2.83%).
The FTSE MIB Index dropped 74 points or 0.14 percent on Tuesday to close at 51555 points. Losses were led by UniCredit (-2.34%), Moncler (-1.69%) and Bper Banca (-1.66%). Offsetting the fall, top gainers were Tenaris (3.34%), Terna Rete Elettrica Nazionale (2.76%) and Saipem (1.76%).
The FTSE MIB Index decreased 68 points, or 0.13%, on Thursday to close at 51,807. Moncler (-2.93%), Avio (-2.74%) and Buzzi Unicem (-2.71%) led the decline, while Lottomatica (4.68%), Leonardo SpA (3.22%) and Infrastrutture Wire (2.49%) rose.
FTSE MIB fell 302 points, or 0.58 percent, to close at 51875 on Wednesday. Losers included Leonardo SpA (-3.75%), Fincantieri (-3.61%) and Poste Italiane (-2.79%); gainers included Eni (1.91%), Diasorin (0.52%) and Recordati (0.29%).
The FTSE MIB fell 123 points, or 0.24%, to close at 51,792 on Wednesday. Lottomatica (-10.42%), Italgas (-3.46%) and Stellantis N.V. (-2.64%) led declines; STMicroelectronics, Amplifon and Prysmian were top gainers.