Italian โฃStock Exchange Mixed as Luxury โSector Shines, Banking Concerns Linger – November โฃ28, 2025
Milan – The Italian Stock Exchange experienced a volatile session on Novemberโข 28, 2025, with โคtrade volume rising to 2.62 billion euros, a slight increase from Thursday’s 2.52 billion euros. While broader market anxieties saw Bitcoin โขdip below $91,500 (approximately โโฌ78,500) and the BTP-Bund โขspread approach โฃ70 points with โa ten-year BTP yield steady at 3.4%, a strong performance โคin the luxury goods sector โขoffered โa counterpoint โขto nervousnessโ surroundingโข banking stocks.
The session’s โขmovements reflect ongoing investor sensitivity to global economic indicators and geopolitical uncertainty, impacting both currency valuations – the euro returning to $1.16 -โ and safe-haven assets like gold, which nearly reached $4,250. The diverging fortunes of Italy’sโ banking and luxury sectors highlight a growingโ divide in market confidence, with analysts closely watching for signalsโข of sustained recovery in the โfinancial industry โand continued growth in high-end consumer spending.
Sector Highlights:
* Banking: Monte dei Paschi di Siena suffered a 2.12% decline,closing at โคโฌ8.153, โฃfollowing previous session โcorrections. BPER Bank bucked the trend, gainingโข 0.63% to reach โฌ10.38.
* Luxury: Moncler led gains with a 1.57%โ increase to โโฌ58.12, boosted by a โJP Morgan upgrade to “Overweight” and โขaโ raised target priceโข of โฌ70. Salvatore Ferragamo โroseโข 2.38% to โฌ7.945, alsoโค benefiting from a JP Morgan upgrade to “Neutral” with โฃaโฃ target โprice โฃof โขโฌ7.5. Brunello Cucinelli saw a 1.75% increase to โฌ91.66, as JPโ Morgan raised its target price from โโฌ125 to โโฌ130 while maintaining an “Overweight” rating.
* Industrial: Leonardo โincreased by โ1.56% โคto โฌ46.91 following the presentation of its new integrated defense system, โฃ”Michelangelo Dome.”