2024-07-27 06:05:24
(ANSA) – MILAN, JULY 26 – Piazza Affari (FTSE MIB +0.12% at 33,812 points) closed little moved in the last session of the first week of half-year accounts. Trading fell to 2.48 billion euros, but still above the norm. The spread between BTPs and German 10-year Bunds fell to 135 points, with the Italian annual yield down 1.9 points to 3.75% and the German one down 1 point to 2.4%. Accounts effect on Eni (+3.34%) after the half-year report released the day before by Essilux (+7.39% in Paris) and two days ago by Moncler (+1.88%), which performed brilliantly together with Cucinelli (+3.14%) and Ferragamo (+2.39%). Leonardo (+3.05%) is the star, having signed a 1.6 billion supply contract with the Italian Navy together with Intermarine (Immsi, +30.67%). Piaggio (+3.5%) is also a subsidiary of the Colaninno family holding company. Sogefi (+4.37%) and Webuild (+2.45%) were also boosted by the recent half-yearly results. Saipem (-4.17%) posted a negative sign following the accounts also released by Stm (-3.87%), Stellantis (-3.05%) and Italgas (-0.92%). Terna released them today (+0.13%). Banks Banco Bpm (-1.33%) and Mps (-0.98%) were weak. Unicredit (-0.55%) was more cautious, Bper (-0.18%) was weak, Intesa (+0.14%) was slightly up, and Popolare Sondrio was brighter (+0.64%). Slight increase for Tim (+0.53% to 22.8 cents) with Mediobanca analysts recommending its purchase, indicating a target price of 35 cents. (ANSA).
2024-07-27 06:05:24