Piazza Affari is recovering and finds support in the new records set by the S&P 500 under the pressure of the banking giants. The Ftse Mib closed at 25,357 (+ 0.52%), partially recovering from the decline of over 1% yesterday with a session conditioned by the growing diffusion of the Delta variant of Covid.
Among the blue chips of Piazza Affari, Azimut’s + 3.3% to 20.95 euros stands out. Banks contrasted with Intesa Sanpaolo (+ 1.16% to € 2.357) at the forefront, while Bper and Banco BPM both sold more than 0.80%. Overseas the banking giants, from JP Morgan to Goldman Sachs, have revised their dividend policy upwards in the wake of the positive outcome of the stress tests.
Positive day for Enel (+ 0.8%) which extends above 8 euros. On the other hand, ENI is slightly down (-0.04%). Among the industrialists, a 2% increase for CNH, while Interpump, Ferrari and Prysmian recorded more than + 1%. Telecom Italia was also well bought today (+ 0.89%).
Sitting down instead for Nexi (-1.2% to 18.56 euros). To weigh on the title the rumors according to which it would go towards the stop from July 1st to the state cashback. The formalization is not yet there, but according to some press rumors circulated yesterday at the end of the Control Room, the government seems ready to suspend the measure as early as the second half of 2021. Cashback, one of the initiatives of the ‘Italia Cashless Plan’ promoted by the previous executive, provides for refunds that make purchases with electronic cards. According to when it is learned, the cashback could therefore be stopped tomorrow 30 June, thus sending the archive the first half of the year with the payment of refunds relating to transactions made with apps and debit and credit cards. In addition to the Cashback, starting from January 1, 2021, the first 100 thousand participants who, in the single semester of reference, have totaled the highest number of transactions with cards and payment apps registered for the purposes of the program, will receive a Super Cashback of 1500 euros.