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Italy’s FTSE MIB rises 0.84%, led by STMicroelectronics
Italy’s FTSE MIB index closed higher, finishing at 49,627.95 points, up 0.84%.
The index tracks major companies listed on Milan’s stock market.
STMicroelectronics led the gains, rising 7.02%.
Eni was the weakest performer, falling 2.54%.
Trading volumes were particularly high in Snam and Italgas.
The closing figures show a mixed day for major Italian shares, with the overall index rising despite Eni’s drop.
The figures do not say what will happen in the next trading session.
Italy’s FTSE MIB closed higher on 27 October, with reports giving gains of 0.84% and 0.90%.
Money.it reported the index closed at 49,627.95 points, while ANSA reported 49,627 points.
STMicroelectronics led the main gainers, rising 7.02% according to Money.it and 7.11% according to ANSA.
Eni was the weakest performer, falling 2.54% according to Money.it and 2.58% according to ANSA.
- Who
- The FTSE MIB and companies listed on it, including STMicroelectronics and Eni.
- What
- The FTSE MIB closed higher. The reports differ on the size of the rise.
- When
- 27 October 2026.
- Where
- Milan, Italy.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Index close
- 49,627.95 points, according to Money.it
- Index gain
- +0.84% according to Money.it; +0.90% according to ANSA
- Top gainer
- STMicroelectronics: +7.02% according to Money.it; +7.11% according to ANSA
- Weakest performer
- Eni: -2.54% according to Money.it; -2.58% according to ANSA