Piazza Affari week ends with a minus sign

After a rebound in the first part, Piazza Affari closed the last session of the week with a minus sign in the wake of the unknowns triggered by the advance of the Delta variant. Good news came from US President Joe Biden, who made it known that he wanted to lift restrictions on air flights from Europe to the United States. The Ftse Mib ended the week below 25 thousand points at 24,792.78 (-0.33%) supported by the performance of public utility companies (+ 0.98% for Enel, + 1.05% for Hera, +1 , 04% for Terna and + 0.7% for A2A). A plus sign also for Telecom Italia (+ 0.23%). Substantial parity for Recordati (+ 0.04%) after the Board approved the appointment of Rob Koremans as Chief Executive Officer from 1 December 2021. Andrea Recordati, current CEO, will be appointed Chairman. closed with a -3.22%, Banco Bpm with a -2.17% and UniCredit recorded a -1.35%. The performance of the first two stocks was penalized by the statements of the CEO of Piazza Gae Aulenti, Andrea Orcel, who dismissed the hypothesis of new extraordinary transactions. “I want to focus on our Bank, on the resources within our Group: this is where our true value lies, and for this we must strive to unleash our potential […] external opportunities are only an accelerator, but it is by focusing on our business, simplifying it, optimizing and redefining our structures that we can truly put our customers at the center of what we do “. marked a red of one percentage point at 109 basis points. (in collaboration with money.it).