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Milan stock market closes 1.29% higher as Avio and Technoprobe jump
Milan’s stock market closed 1.29% higher on Monday, moving in line with other European markets and Wall Street.
Avio and Technoprobe led the gains, rising 5.8% and 5.5%, respectively.
Shares in Prysmian and Stellantis each rose 3.8%, while several banks also gained as investors watched developments in industry consolidation.
The gap between Italian and German government bond yields fell to 112 points, and the yield on Italy’s 10-year bond dropped to 4.48%.
This spread is one measure investors use to compare the borrowing risk of the two countries, so a narrower gap signals a more favourable market view of Italian debt.
Seif shares jumped 18.18% after an announcement about due diligence ahead of a planned takeover bid, while Tim, Eni and Recordati fell.
Milan’s stock market closed 1.29% higher, tracking Wall Street and other European markets.
Avio rose 5.8% and Technoprobe gained 5.5%.
The spread between Italian BTPs and German Bunds fell to 112 points.
Italy’s 10-year bond yield declined to 4.48%.
Tim fell 2.4%, while Eni dropped 1.7%.
- Who
- Milan’s stock market and listed companies.
- What
- The market closed 1.29% higher, with Avio and Technoprobe among the biggest gainers.
- When
- October 26, 2026.
- Where
- Milan, Italy.
- Why
- The market rose in line with Wall Street and other European markets.
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- Milan market close
- Up 1.29%
- Avio
- Up 5.8%
- Technoprobe
- Up 5.5%
- BTP-Bund spread
- 112 points
- Italian 10-year bond yield
- 4.48%