Piazza Affari closes the week with a minus sign. On the day of the ‘four witches’, the one in which derivatives and options on shares and indices expire, the Milan stock exchange ended in red still in the wake of the indications that emerged from the meeting of the Federal Reserve (which, in light of an economy in marked improvement, could anticipate the first rate hike). On the basket of blue chips, which stopped at 25,218.16 points (-1.93%), sales on the shares of the banking sector stand out (-4.3% of UniCredit and -3% of Intesa Sanpaolo) and on those energy (-2.97% of Eni and -1.87% of Saipem). Stellantis is also in the red (-2.91%): the subsidiary Aramis has set the listing price on the stock exchange at 23 euros per share, lower than the previously indicated range. After the announcement of a new 140 million contract with the Turkish utility Teias, Prysmian finished with a -0.1%. The luxury sector is doing well: after a new all-time high, Moncler shares closed with a – 0.85%, Brunello Cucinelli scored with a + 1.3% and Tod’s showed a double-digit rise (+ 13.31%). Similar trend for Italian Wine Brands (+ 11.6%) thanks to the acquisition of 100% of Enoitalia and + 2.18% of BFF Bank which capitalized the rumors on the possible involvement of private equity funds with a view to acquisition. In the bond sector, the BTP-Bund spread rose sharply by more than 5% to 107 basis points. (In collaboration with money.it).