Milan Stock Exchange collapses (-10%) with Europe

(ANSA) - MILAN, MAR 9 - In the middle of the day, Piazza Affari remained at the bottom of the terrible week's start session: the Ftse Mib index fell 10% to 18,685 points, with Italian government bonds under pressure (spread with Germany at 217) ten-year BTP yield rising by over 20 basis points).
In this context, with a new barrage of suspensions in Piazza Affari, the other European equity markets are clearly noticeable: London sells over 6%, Paris and Francofortesette percentage points. In Milan, apart from the stocks that do not once again make price, the worst of those with high capitalization are Saipem (-20%), Eni (-18%) and Tenaris (-16%) in the wake of oil, with Unicredit among the banks lose 14%. Recordati eDiasorin, which sells about 4%, try to hold onto pharmaceuticals.