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The FTSE MIB fell 2.3% to 43,701 on Thursday after new Iranian attacks on Middle Eastern energy infrastructure, including a major Saudi refinery and a Qatari LNG facility, triggered fresh oil price surges. Italgas lost 2.5% amid the crisis, while Eni surged 3.7% on higher oil quotes. Meanwhile, the ECB kept rates unchanged as expected, but increased its forecast for inflation in the upcoming years to drive markets to price two rate hikes this year. Financials sold off, Intesa Sanpaolo was down 2.6%, UniCredit 2.9%, and MPS nearly 4%. In other news, Inwit plunged 15.6% to a 52-week low after Swisscom announced a joint venture with Telecom Italia (-5.7%) to build competing infrastructure, wiping out over one-sixth of its market value in one session.

FTSE MIB Slides on Renewed Oil Spike

Coffee increased to 302.15 USd/Lbs, the highest since February 2026. Over the past 4 weeks, Coffee gained 5.39%, and in the last 12 months, it decreased 23.17%.

Coffee Hits 4-week High

BVPSI increased to an all-time high of 670.79 Index Points. Over the past 4 weeks, Bolsa de Valores de Panama General Index gained 2.4%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 39%.

Stocks in Panama Hit All-time High

The FTSE MIB Index dropped -1021 points or 2.28 percent on Thursday to close at 43721 points. Losses were led by Infrastrutture Wire (-15.72%), Interpump Group (-5.86%) and Telecom Italia (-5.57%).

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