FTSE MIB closes 0.10% higher at 51,858.51 points
Published on 11/13/2026 at 22:56 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSFTSE MIB ends week slightly higher
- The index closed Friday at 51,858.51 points, up 0.10 percent.
- Investors focused on the next moves from the US Federal Reserve.
- Eni, Amplifon, Banca Generali and Brunello Cucinelli gained, while Fincantieri, Unipol and Generali fell.
The FTSE MIB ended Friday's session 0.10 percent higher at 51,858.51 points. The move left Milan's benchmark slightly above Thursday's close as trading across European markets remained subdued. MarketScreener, citing Alliance News, reported the closing level and described the index as up 3.6 percent over the week, with four positive sessions out of five.
Investors weigh Fed outlook
According to ANSA, traders were primarily focused on the next moves from the US Federal Reserve as the week ended. The Italian-German 10-year government bond spread narrowed slightly to 104 basis points, from 105 at the start of the session, while the 10-year Italian yield held at 4.41 percent. The euro edged lower against the US dollar to 1.102.
Energy markets provided a mixed backdrop. December natural-gas futures in Amsterdam fell more than 2 percent to 89 euros per megawatt-hour after a volatile session, while New York oil prices remained uncertain around 88.5 US dollars per barrel. The broader European picture was also uneven: London gained 0.3 percent, Madrid 0.2 percent and Paris 0.1 percent, while Frankfurt fell 0.2 percent, according to ANSA.
Energy shares lead selected gains
Within Milan's benchmark, Eni rose 1.9 percent, Amplifon gained 2.4 percent and Banca Generali advanced 2.9 percent. Brunello Cucinelli climbed 3.2 percent to 87.8 euros. These gains contrasted with pressure on Fincantieri, which fell 4.2 percent to 11.4 euros after releasing results the previous day. Unipol and Generali also declined, by 1.2 percent and 1 percent respectively, following their quarterly reports.
The week's broader performance was shaped by company results, banking-sector consolidation developments and renewed attention on technology stocks. Avio, STMicroelectronics and Banco BPM were among the strongest weekly performers, while Stellantis and A2A were among the decliners, according to MarketScreener's review of the week's trading.
