Telecom Italia TIM is still in the spotlight. Negative performance of BPER Banca and Stellatis. On the other hand, DeA Capital has made significant progress on STAR
The main indices of the Italiana Stock Exchange and the main European financial centres Experience partial changes In the last session of the week.
At 12.50 FTSEMib It lost 0.08% to 24,666 points, after it fluctuated between the lowest level of 24,587 points and the highest level of 24,673 points. At the same time FTSE Italia All Share It increased by 0.01%. better performance for Medium hat from FTSE Italia (+ 0.71%) and l Star of FTSE Italy (+ 1.19%).
The Bitcoins It fluctuates around 17,000 dollars (about 16,000 euros).
The BTP-Bund spread It is still below 190 points, with the ten-year BTP yield down to 3.65%.
L’euro It is confirmed above $1.05.
Telecom Italia TIM Stay in the spotlightAfter the strong fluctuations recorded in the previous two sessions. The address fell 0.98% to 0.2117 euros.
negative performance of Bank Paper (-1.54% to €1.919). The Institute announced that it has completed the inaugural issuance of a fixed-to-floating non-premium bond in the amount of €500 million, with a maturity of 5 years and the possibility of early repayment after 4 years. The annual coupon is capped at 6.125%, with an issue/resale price of 99.847%.
Also in red stellants (-1.56% to 14,676 euros). The Ministry of Transport reports that in November 2022 119,853 cars were registered in Italy, an increase of 14.7%. Stellantis sales are also growing. As reported by major news agencies, the number of group registrations in November 2022 amounted to about 37 thousand units, an increase of 1.4% compared to more than 36,300 cars sold in November 2021. As a result, Stellantis’ market share is attested to 30.8. %.
Oil stocks are sellingafter the price of crude oil in New York (contract expires in January 2023) fell to $81 per barrel.
to retreat Where is it? (-1.39% to 13,894 euros). Also in red Tenaris (-2.48%).
DA Capital records a jump of 28.7% to 1.472 euros. NOVA, a company wholly owned by De Agostini, has announced the decision to launch a voluntary public offer on the shares of the holding company listed in the STAR sector, with the aim of obtaining a share cancellation from Piazza Affari. The bidder will pay a cash consideration equal to €1.5 (including coupons related to any dividends distributed by DeA Capital). The quoted price includes a premium of 31.1% compared to DeA Capital’s closing price on the 1st December 2022 session (€1.144).
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