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European Stock Markets, Including Athens and Milan, Decline Amid Middle East Conflict
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European Stock Markets, Including Athens and Milan, Decline Amid Middle East Conflict

European stock markets, including the German DAX, Milan, and Athens, experienced a decline at the start of trading, with Athens shedding nearly 2.5% and Milan 2%, as the escalating conflict in the Middle East dampened investor risk appetite and increased energy costs. Markets are also awaiting the European Central Bank's decision.

Milan bourse closes down 1.61%, Nexi and Amplifon weigh heavily
BusinessANSA14d ago

Milan bourse closes down 1.61%, Nexi and Amplifon weigh heavily

(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 5 - The Milan Stock Exchange closed sharply lower Thursday due to uncertainty surrounding the conflict in the Middle East, and the FTSE MIB index fell 1.61% to 44,608 points. Nexi (-16.6%) was the worst performer, with analysts disappointed by the plan and the lack of a buyback. Amplifon (-13.2%) also came under pressure after the results were released. Campari, however, surged (+9.96%), followed by ST (+2.99%) and Snam (+1.57%). Wall Street is trading in negative territory...

Milan bourse closes down 0.29%
BusinessANSA10d ago

Milan bourse closes down 0.29%

(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 9 - After a sharp decline in the early part of the session on Iran war fears and oil price hikes, the Milan Stock Exchange recovered in line with other European stock markets and the FTSE MIB index closed just 0.29% down at 44,024 points. On the main board, Cucinelli (-3.8%) and Stellantis (-3%) fell. Among banks, Mediobanca (-3.1%) and MPS (-1.6%) suffered sales ahead of the board meetings for the share swap. Leonardo (+6.6%) and Saipem (+4.8%) rose. Nexi (+3%), Eni (+2.3%...

Milan stock market suffers more major losses
FinanceANSA16d ago

Milan stock market suffers more major losses

(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 3 - After closing down 1.97% on Monday amid the financial turmoil triggered by war in the Middle East, the Milan stock exchange suffered more major losses in early trading on Tuesday, with the FTSE Mib index shedding 2%. Finance stocks were the hardest hit again, with Unipol (-4%), Prysmian and A2a (-3.6%), Generali (-3.4%), Mediobanca (3.7%), Unicredit (-3.3%) Popolare Sondrio (-3.2%), Bper (-3%), Banco Bpm (-3.1%), Mps (-3%) among the biggest losers. Shares in luxury and ...