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Milan’s main stock index rises 0.9% in early trading
Milan’s FTSE MIB, the city’s main stock index, rose 0.9% to 50,193 points in the first minutes of trading.
Almost all the stocks in the index were higher.
Telecommunications infrastructure company Inwit gained 2.56%, while carmaker Stellantis rose 2.2% on the opening day of the Paris Motor Show.
Banks also advanced, including Intesa, Mediolanum, Banco BPM and MPS.
MPS had called an extraordinary board meeting for that day to discuss the banking sector’s consolidation moves.
A few stocks fell, including Technoprobe, Unipol and Lottomatica.
The early market figures show a broadly positive start, but do not indicate how trading ended.
Milan’s FTSE MIB index rose 0.9% to 50,193 points in the first minutes of trading.
Nearly the entire index was in positive territory.
Inwit gained 2.56% and Stellantis rose 2.2%.
Mediolanum, Intesa, Banco BPM and MPS also recorded gains.
A few stocks fell, including Technoprobe, Unipol and Lottomatica.
- Who
- Milan’s FTSE MIB index and the listed companies mentioned in the report.
- What
- The FTSE MIB rose 0.9% to 50,193 points in early trading.
- When
- In the first minutes of trading on October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Milan, Italy.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Index
- FTSE MIB
- Early-trading gain
- 0.9%
- Index level
- 50,193 points
- Top reported gainer
- Inwit, up 2.56%
- Stellantis gain
- 2.2%






