Business · Markets · 10 hrs ago
Milan shares edge higher as Prysmian gains and Campari falls
Milan’s stock market closed 0.3% higher as most European markets also rose.
The European Central Bank’s widely expected decisions and a set of US economic data did not move markets significantly.
Prysmian was Milan’s strongest major share after its quarterly results, while Leonardo gained 3.9%.
Campari fell 6.6% after releasing its results after markets closed the previous day.
The difference between Italian and German 10-year government bond yields ended at 114 basis points, little changed from the start of the day.
No further company or market developments were announced.
Milan’s stock market closed 0.3% higher as Prysmian led the main shares.
Leonardo rose 3.9%, while Campari fell 6.6% to 6.13 euros.
European stock markets generally gained, with Frankfurt up 1.4% and Paris up 1%.
Expected European Central Bank decisions and US economic data did not move markets.
- Who
- Investors in Milan and other European stock markets.
- What
- Milan shares edged higher, with Prysmian leading gains and Campari falling.
- When
- October 29, 2026.
- Where
- Milan, Italy, and other European markets.
- Why
- Prysmian was the best-performing main share after its quarterly results; Campari fell after releasing its results the previous evening.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Campari released its results after the market closed.
Milan’s stock market closed 0.3% higher, with Prysmian the best-performing main share and Campari down 6.6%.
- Milan market
- Closed up 0.3%
- Prysmian
- Best-performing main share
- Leonardo
- Rose 3.9%
- Campari
- Fell 6.6% to 6.13 euros
- Frankfurt
- Closed up 1.4%