European stock markets close in the red, Milan -0.46%
European stock markets end weak but without sensational shocks, as trade resumes after the outbreak of the war in Israel. London reduced its losses, ending at -0.01% thanks to the rises in BP (+2.9%) and Shell (+2.6%) stocks, oil companies that benefit from the rise in crude oil prices. Paris lost 0.55% to 7,021.40 points, Frankfurt 0.66% to 15,129.80 points, Madrid 0.89% to 9,153.37 points. Piazza Affari closed Monday’s session down, with the Ftse Mib losing 0.46% to 27,683.69 points. The intraday high reached 27,831.04 points, while the low reached 27,467.42 points. At the top of the session increases Leonardo (+4.79%), followed by Tenaris (+3.93%), Eni (+2.27%), Saipem (+1.8%), Pirelli (+1.65 %), Snam (+1.11%), Terna (+1.1%), Italgas (+0.66%), A2A (+0.63%) and Inwit (+0.62%). Sales on Monte Paschi Siena (-6.25%), Bper Banca (-4.67%), Amplifon (-4.07%), Iveco (-4.05%), Moncler (-3%), Banco Bpm (-2.84%), Interpump (-2.66%), Diasorin (-2.17%), Fineco (-2.02%), Banca Mediolanum (-1.79%) and Tim (-1, 77%).
2023-10-09 18:29:11
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