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The FTSE MIB rose 1.5% to 44,013 on Wednesday, tracking European advances amid hopes for a Middle East resolution. Reports that the US and Iran are raising conditions to end their war raised hopes for resumed Persian Gulf oil exports, pulling down crude oil prices and easing inflation concerns. Bond yields fell and the BTP-Bund spread narrowed, lifting financials. UniCredit and Generali rose 1.7%, Intesa Sanpaolo advanced 1.6%, while MPS, Mediobanca, BPER, and BPM were all up about 3%. Other notable performers included Stellantis up 1.6%, Prysmian up 3.8%, and STMicroelectronics up 4.5%. In other news, Fincantieri jumped 6% on strong Q4 2025 results and after its CEO signaled plans to expand through M&A in the submarines sector.

FTSE MIB Rises on Middle East Resolution Hopes

The FTSE MIB Index rose 644 points or 1.48 percent on Wednesday to close at 44013 points. Leading the gains are STMicroelectronics (4.49%), Interpump Group (4.19%) and Prysmian (4.01%).

The FTSE MIB Index Closes 1.48% Higher

The DAX Index gained 320 points or 1.41 percent on Wednesday to close at 22957 points. Gains were led by Siemens Energy (4.39%), Infineon (3.68%) and Vonovia (3.20%).

The DAX Index Closes 1.41% Higher

The CAC 40 Index went up by 103 points or 1.33 percent on Wednesday to close at 7847 points. The rise was led by STMicroelectronics (4.41%), Thales (2.85%) and Sanofi (2.58%).

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