Italian stock indices and major European financial markets are experiencing fractional changes.
As of 11:35 AM CET, the FTSEMib was down 0.37% at 46,528 points, fluctuating between a low of 46,383 points and a high of 46,673 points. The FTSE Italia All Share also decreased by 0.36% at the same time. Conversely, the FTSE Italia Mid Cap rose by 0.03%, and the FTSE Italia Star gained 0.26%.
Bitcoin is currently valued just above $63,000 (over €53,500).
The spread Btp-Bund has risen above 60 basis points, with the yield on the 10-year BTP remaining below 3.35%.
The euro has fallen below $1.18.
The price of gold is fluctuating around $2,000, whereas silver has jumped to $88.50.
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Stellantis is leading gains on the FTSEMib today, rising 2.04% to €6.604. The company’s performance follows a report from ACEA, the European automobile manufacturers’ association, indicating 799,725 vehicle registrations across the European Union in January 2026 – a 3.9% decrease. Still, Stellantis bucked the trend, increasing its sales by 9.1% in January 2026, with 145,750 vehicles sold. This positive sales data suggests Stellantis is gaining market share despite the broader industry slowdown.
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Enel continues its positive trend following a significant increase in the previous trading session, rising 1.54% to €9.849. Several investment banks have revised their price targets for Enel after the company presented an update to its corporate strategy.
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Stocks in the banking sector are experiencing negative performance.
IntesaSanpaolo is down 2.01% at €5.745. BPER Banca is also down, falling 2.42% to €12.105.
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Saipem rose 1.65% to €3.452 after announcing it secured a fresh offshore contract in Saudi Arabia valued at approximately $500 million. The contract win signals continued demand for Saipem’s engineering services in the Middle East.
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Among MidCap stocks, AVIO is up 3.87% to €36.20. The company announced that its subsidiary, Avio USA, will locate a new solid propellant engine production facility in Hurt, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
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