Stock Markets February 10, 2026

Milan market edges lower as financials and industrials pull index down

Investing.com Italy 40 ticks down 0.02% at close as select automakers and consumer names outperform while banks lag

By Derek Hwang RACE CPRI
Milan market edges lower as financials and industrials pull index down
RACE CPRI

Italy's stock market closed slightly lower on Tuesday, with the Investing.com Italy 40 index slipping 0.02%. Gains in autos and consumer beverages were offset by weakness in the Financials, Industrials and Travel & Leisure sectors. Trading breadth was positive, and commodity and currency markets showed modest moves.

Key Points

  • Investing.com Italy 40 closed down 0.02% in Milan, with Financials, Industrials and Travel & Leisure leading declines.
  • Top gainers included Ferrari (RACE) up 10.19%, Stellantis (STLAM) up 3.40% and Davide Campari (CPRI) up 3.36%.
  • Major financial names weighed on the market - BMPS down 3.45%, UniCredit (CRDI) down 2.66%, Unipol (UNPI) down 2.44%; market breadth was positive (445 advancers, 314 decliners, 51 unchanged).

Italy's equity market finished marginally lower on Tuesday, with losses concentrated in Financials, Industrials and Travel & Leisure stocks, pushing the Investing.com Italy 40 down 0.02% at the close in Milan.

Among individual movers, Ferrari NV (BIT:RACE) led the gainers, rising 10.19% or 28.70 points to close at 310.30. Stellantis NV (BIT:STLAM) and Davide Campari Milano SpA (BIT:CPRI) also advanced; Stellantis added 3.40% or 0.21 points to finish at 6.35, while Davide Campari Milano rose 3.36% or 0.21 points to end at 6.52.

On the downside, several financial names registered notable declines. Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA (BIT:BMPS) fell 3.45% or 0.31 points to close at 8.78. UniCredit SpA (BIT:CRDI) lost 2.66% or 2.09 points to finish at 76.55, and Unipol Gruppo Finanziario Spa (BIT:UNPI) slipped 2.44% or 0.49 points to 19.58 at the close.

Market breadth on the Milan exchange was positive: 445 stocks advanced, 314 declined and 51 ended unchanged.


Commodities and currencies

Energy markets moved lower on the session. Crude oil for March delivery dropped 0.68% or 0.44 to trade at $63.92 a barrel. Brent oil for April delivery fell 0.46% or 0.32 to $68.72 a barrel. Precious metals also eased, with the April Gold Futures contract down 0.66% or 33.45 to trade at $5,045.95 a troy ounce.

In FX, EUR/USD was unchanged 0.13% at 1.19, and EUR/GBP was unchanged 0.13% at 0.87. The US Dollar Index Futures was flat at 96.69, unchanged 0.00%.


Perspective

The session produced a mixed picture: strong performances from select industrial and consumer discretionary names contrasted with pressure in the banking sector. Overall index movement was minimal, and commodities and currency pairs showed only modest intraday variation.

Risks

  • Banking sector weakness - declines in BMPS, UniCredit and Unipol signal directional uncertainty in Financials, which can influence overall market performance.
  • Commodity price moves - declines in crude and Brent could affect energy-linked industrials and broader market sentiment.
  • Limited market momentum - the minimal change in the Italy 40 index suggests low conviction among traders, leaving the market vulnerable to short-term swings.

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