FTSE MIB Gains

2026-07-24 07:56 By Kyrie Dichosa 1 min. read

The FTSE MIB rose to around 51,600 on Friday, trimming losses of 2.8% in the previous session, as investors remained focused on developments in the Middle East.

Brent crude eased from $100 per barrel but stayed at elevated levels.

Markets also digested the latest trade actions from President Donald Trump, who introduced tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on imports from most major trading partners after an investigation into alleged shortcomings in preventing forced labor across supply chains, with the tariff rate for the EU expected to remain capped at 10%.

Among individual stocks, Intesa Sanpaolo (+1.74%), Banco BPM (+1.56%), and Azimut Holding (+1.25%) led the gains, while Tenaris (-1.33%) and Lottomatica (-1.27%) were among the biggest decliners.

Meanwhile, Poste Italiane shares were nearly flat despite the company reporting revenue and adjusted operating profit above expectations.

For the week, the index is heading for a third consecutive decline.



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FTSE MIB Gains
The FTSE MIB rose to around 51,600 on Friday, trimming losses of 2.8% in the previous session, as investors remained focused on developments in the Middle East. Brent crude eased from $100 per barrel but stayed at elevated levels. Markets also digested the latest trade actions from President Donald Trump, who introduced tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on imports from most major trading partners after an investigation into alleged shortcomings in preventing forced labor across supply chains, with the tariff rate for the EU expected to remain capped at 10%. Among individual stocks, Intesa Sanpaolo (+1.74%), Banco BPM (+1.56%), and Azimut Holding (+1.25%) led the gains, while Tenaris (-1.33%) and Lottomatica (-1.27%) were among the biggest decliners. Meanwhile, Poste Italiane shares were nearly flat despite the company reporting revenue and adjusted operating profit above expectations. For the week, the index is heading for a third consecutive decline.
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