FTSE MIB Trades Flat

2026-11-13 09:00 By Kyrie Dichosa 1 min. read

Milan’s FTSE MIB remained largely unchanged at around 51,800 on Friday, holding losses from the previous session, amid a subdued prospect of easing tensions in the Middle East.

In Italy, developments in banking consolidation weighed mixed on financials.

Banco BPM advanced 1.3% as investors assessed its board's decision to open discussions with Crédit Agricole over a proposed merger.

Unipol was little changed after reporting a 12.4% increase in nine-month net profit.

Generali falling 1.5% despite higher nine-month profits and reaffirming confidence in exceeding its 2025–2027 targets.

Defense Fincantieri plunged 4.2% despite raising its 2026 revenue guidance.

Enel slipped 1% as weaker domestic performance offset growth abroad.

Meanwhile, investors awaited S&P Global's review of Italy's BBB+ sovereign rating, which carries a positive outlook.

For the week, the benchmark index was on track to post its third consecutive weekly gain.



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FTSE MIB Trades Flat
Milan’s FTSE MIB remained largely unchanged at around 51,800 on Friday, holding losses from the previous session, amid a subdued prospect of easing tensions in the Middle East. In Italy, developments in banking consolidation weighed mixed on financials. Banco BPM advanced 1.3% as investors assessed its board's decision to open discussions with Crédit Agricole over a proposed merger. Unipol was little changed after reporting a 12.4% increase in nine-month net profit. Generali falling 1.5% despite higher nine-month profits and reaffirming confidence in exceeding its 2025–2027 targets. Defense Fincantieri plunged 4.2% despite raising its 2026 revenue guidance. Enel slipped 1% as weaker domestic performance offset growth abroad. Meanwhile, investors awaited S&P Global's review of Italy's BBB+ sovereign rating, which carries a positive outlook. For the week, the benchmark index was on track to post its third consecutive weekly gain.
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