Piazza Affari rebounds, Ftse Mib without negative signs

After the anticipation arrived yesterday, today was the day of the rebound of the European stock exchanges after the sell-off recorded at the beginning of the week. On the eve of the European Central Bank meeting, our Ftse Mib recorded an increase of 2.36%, stopping at 24,675.61 points while the BTP-Bund spread marked -1.6% at 113 basis points. Within a rapidly growing banking sector (UniCredit showed a + 3.06%, Intesa Sanpaolo a + 2.64% and Banco BPM a + 2.68%), the + 3.29% achieved by Mediobanca after the news that Francesco Gaetano Caltagirone holds a potential indirect stake of 5.055%. A decidedly positive day also for STMicroelectronics (+ 3.97%), rising in the wake of the quarterly results of ASML Holding, and + 2.59% of Enel. The electricity giant has announced that Enel Finance International will buy back bonds for 6 billion dollars “to further accelerate the achievement of its objectives linked to the relationship between sustainable financing sources and the Group’s total gross debt – the company note reports. , and to optimize the structure of the Group’s liabilities through active management of maturities and the cost of debt. “Among the securities linked to Made in Italy, the + 0.74% of Salvatore Ferragamo stands out, which closed the second quarter with sales up sharply. In July, according to the note released by the company, “the sustained growth of sales in direct stores in the United States, China, Korea and Latin America continues, both compared to 2020 and the same period of 2019. The global retail performance in the second week in July is in line with pre-Covid levels “. Rally also for Maire Tecnimont (+ 4.7%) after the news of the award, through its main subsidiaries, of new orders for a total value of approximately 92 million dollars. (in collaboration with money.it).