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Milan’s FTSE MIB rises 0.36% as Prysmian gains and Campari falls
Milan’s FTSE MIB index closed 0.36% higher at 50,002.36 points.
The index tracks shares traded on Milan’s stock exchange.
Prysmian led the main gains, alongside Leonardo and Buzzi.
Campari’s shares fell 6.64% on very high trading volumes.
The contrasting moves show how individual companies can have sharply different days even when the wider market rises.
Cellularline and Lazio also posted gains outside the main index.
The figures give the closing picture for that trading session.
Milan’s FTSE MIB closed up 0.36% at 50,002.36 points.
Prysmian, Leonardo and Buzzi led the gains.
Campari fell 6.64% on very high trading volumes.
Outside the index, Cellularline and Lazio stood out.
- Who
- Companies in Milan’s FTSE MIB, including Prysmian, Leonardo, Buzzi and Campari.
- What
- The FTSE MIB closed up 0.36%, while Campari fell 6.64%.
- When
- October 29, 2026.
- Where
- Piazza Affari, Milan.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- FTSE MIB close
- 50,002.36 points
- Index change
- Up 0.36%
- Campari change
- Down 6.64%
- Gainers
- Prysmian, Leonardo and Buzzi