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Milan stocks rise as Stellantis falls 6.3%
Milan’s stock market rose 0.36%, even as other European markets fell.
Energy shares led the gains, with Eni up 5.8% after its financial results, while Tenaris and Saipem also climbed.
Italy’s bond spread narrowed to 122 points, and the 10-year government bond yield fell to 4.56%.
Stellantis dropped 6.3%, the steepest fall on the Milan market, while some technology shares also fell amid concern about the strength of investment in artificial intelligence.
Luxury stocks declined in line with the wider European sector after major companies released results, while bank shares moved in different directions.
The market’s mixed performance reflected different pressures on sectors, including company results and concerns about investment; no next steps were reported.
Milan’s stock market closed 0.36% higher, moving against other European markets.
Stellantis fell 6.3%, the steepest decline on the Milan exchange.
Energy shares led gains, with Eni rising 5.8% after reporting financial results.
Investors also faced concerns about the sustainability of investment in artificial intelligence.
The spread between Italian government bonds and German Bunds closed at 122 points.
- Who
- Milan-listed companies and investors.
- What
- Milan’s stock market closed 0.36% higher, while Stellantis shares fell 6.3%.
- When
- 23 October 2026.
- Where
- Milan, Italy.
- Why
- Energy shares, including Eni after its financial results, helped lift the market. The reason for Stellantis’s decline was not stated.
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- Milan market close
- Up 0.36%
- Stellantis
- Down 6.3%
- Eni
- Up 5.8% after financial results
- BTP-Bund spread
- 122 points at the close
- Italian 10-year bond yield
- 4.56% at the close