Milan Stock Market Falls Below 50,000 Points
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The Milan Stock Exchange experienced a significant drop, falling below the 50,000-point threshold for the first time since June. The FTSE MIB index lost over 2.5% to close at 49,972 points. The decline was driven by losses in major stocks such as STM, Prysmian, Unicredit, and Intesa. The market opened down by 1.41%, with the first Ftse Mib index at 49,269 points.
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