In a session without international references both due to the absence of relevant data from the United States and the closure of Wall Street for Presidents Day, European stock markets continue flat.
In fact, the London Stock Exchange surpassed the mid-day mark with an increase of 0.1%, with Milan down by the equivalent of 0.1%, Paris down by 0.2% and Frankfurt by 0.3%.
Moscow is also calm, with gas falling by 2% to 24 euros, again correcting the lows since September 2021. Government bonds are flat, with the spread between BTPs and Bunds fluctuating around 148 points.
The euro remains stable against the dollar at 1.077.
In Piazza Affari, Tim's run continues after the Bank of America report which raised the rating on the stock from 'neutral' to 'buy'.
The share of the TLC group rises by 4% to 0.29 euros also on an "attractive valuation of four times the enterprise value-gross operating margin (Ev/Ebitda)" for the network sales hypothesis.
Among other stocks, Leonardo did well, rising by 1.4%, followed by Saipem, increasing by 1.1%.
The decline in Unipol is reduced (-1% to 6.8 euros), some sales on Nexi (-1.6%) and on STM, which falls by 1.7%.
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