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In Milan,  the FTSE MIB Index gained 356 points or 0.89 percent on Tuesday. Gains were led by ERG (7.59%), Pirelli (2.44%) and A2A (2.40%). Biggest losers were Banca Generali (-0.92%), Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena (-0.87%) and Buzzi Unicem (-0.62%).

The FTSE MIB Index Closes 0.89% Higher

The FTSE MIB rose 0.9% to close at 40,522 on Tuesday, rebounding from the prior session’s losses as investor sentiment improved alongside broader European markets. The recovery was supported by global rate cut signals, most notably from China and Australia, which helped offset lingering geopolitical concerns and uncertainty over US trade policy. Easing eurozone producer prices also reinforced expectations of subdued inflation, aiding risk appetite. Strong corporate performances further bolstered Milan’s index, with standout gains from Leonardo SpA (2%), Moncler (2.2%), Stellantis (1.7%), A2A (2%), and Pirelli (2.4%). A modest narrowing in Italy’s sovereign spread added to the constructive tone.

FTSE MIB Rebounds

In Paris,  the CAC 40 Index rose 59 points or 0.75 percent on Tuesday. Leading the gains are Orange (3.69%), Kering (3.52%) and Carrefour (2.26%). Top losers were Cap Gemini (-1.52%), Hermes International (-0.43%) and Accor (-0.27%).

The CAC 40 Index Closes 0.75% Higher

Frankfurt’s DAX rose 0.3% on Tuesday, surpassing the 24,000 mark for the first time and setting a new record high. The rally was fueled by strong performances from BMW, Infineon, and Merck, each gaining over 1.5%, while Bayer, RWE, and Fresenius Medical Care climbed between 2% and 4%. On the macro front, investor sentiment was buoyed by better-than-expected consumer confidence data in the Euro Area for May. Additionally, Germany’s producer prices declined for the second consecutive month, and at a faster rate than anticipated.

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