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Milan shares rise 0.75% as Avio and Stellantis lead gains
Milan’s main stock index was up 0.75% after more than two hours of trading on October 12.
Avio shares rose 3.35%, while Stellantis gained 2.2%.
The gains came on the first day of the Paris Motor Show and after an EU-China agreement on an initial annual cap of 350,000 imported hybrid cars.
Several major Italian bank shares also rose, including Bper and Mps.
Mps was due to hold a special board meeting that day on banking consolidation.
Tim shares fell 1.78%, alongside European rivals, after a UBS analysis of the sector.
The spread between Italian and German 10-year government bonds rose to 109.5 points, while Italy’s 10-year bond yield fell to 4.55%.
Milan’s FTSE Mib index was up 0.75% at 50,120 points after more than two hours of trading on October 12.
Avio led the main stocks, rising 3.35%, while Stellantis gained 2.2%.
Stellantis rose on the first day of the Paris Motor Show and following an EU-China agreement on an initial cap for hybrid car imports.
The spread between Italian and German 10-year government bonds rose to 109.5 points.
- Who
- Milan’s FTSE Mib index and listed companies, including Avio and Stellantis.
- What
- The FTSE Mib rose 0.75% to 50,120 points.
- When
- October 12, 2026, after more than two hours of trading.
- Where
- Piazza Affari, Milan.
- Why
- The article links Stellantis’s gain to the Paris Motor Show and an EU-China agreement on an initial cap for hybrid car imports. It does not state why Avio rose.
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- FTSE Mib
- Up 0.75% at 50,120 points
- Avio
- Up 3.35%
- Stellantis
- Up 2.2%
- Italian-German bond spread
- 109.5 points
- Hybrid car import cap
- 350,000 cars a year initially
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