Italy - Factors to watch on October 1
The following factors could affect Italian markets on Tuesday.
Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy. New items are marked with (*).
For a complete list of diary events in Italy please click on IT/DIA.
POLITICS
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni met the head of the U.S. fund BlackRock Inc BLK.N Larry Fink in Rome on Monday to discuss possible investments in data centres and related supporting energy infrastructure, Meloni's office said.
ECONOMY
September PMI manufacturing HCOB data (0745 GMT).
Transport Ministry releases September car sales data (1600 GMT).
September state sector borrowing requirement data.
COMPANIES
UNICREDIT CRDI.MI
Italy fears that the lender may shift its central offices to Germany as part of any deal with Commerzbank CBKG.DE, government officials said, adding Rome expects to have a say in the matter based on its 'golden power' rules.
Responding to a question about a possible merger between these two banks, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said on Monday mergers between European banks are "desirable" if they help them compete with their U.S. and Chinese rivals.
STELLANTIS STLAM.MI
The automaker's shares closed down 14.7% on Monday after Europe's second biggest carmaker cut its 2024 profit forecast and warned it will burn through more cash than expected. The group joined bigger rival Volkswagen VOWG_p.DE and others in warning about the worsening outlook for auto demand and rising costs, wiping billions of euros off the sector's market value.
DIARY
"Made in Italy Summit 2024 - New markets, global trade shifts" online events starts (1200 GMT); ends on Oct. 3. On Tuesday expected attendees include UniCredit CRDI.MI CEO Andrea Orcel, illimity ILTY.MI CEO Corrado Passera, Prysmian PRY.MI CEO Massimo Battaini, Defence Minister Guido Crosetto.
Rome, Security Intelligence (DIS) General Department Director Elisabetta Belloni addresses Intelligence Parliamentary Committee (COPASIR) (1200 GMT).
Rome, report presentation "The future of electric mobility: recharging infrastructure in Italy to 2035" with Motus-E Secretary General Francesco Naso, Eni ENI.MI unit Plenitude CEO Stefano Goberti, Enel ENEI.MI unit Enel X CEO Francesca Gostinelli, A2A A2.MI CEO Renato Mazzoncini; Industry Minister Adolfo Urso delivers closing address (1330 GMT).
For Italian market data and news, click on codes in
brackets:
20 biggest gainers (in percentage).............PG.MI
20 biggest losers (in percentage)..............PL.MI
FTSE IT allshare index .FTITLMS
FTSE Mib index........ .FTMIB
FTSE Allstars index... .FTSTAR
FTSE Mid Cap index.... .FTITMC
Block trades.......... .BLK.MI
Stories on Italy...... IT-LEN
For pan-European market data and news, click on codes in
brackets:
European Equities speed guide...................EUR/EQUITY
FTSEurofirst 300 index...............................FTEU3
DJ STOXX index.......................................STOXX
Top 10 STOXX sectors............................PGL.STOXXS
Top 10 EUROSTOXX sectors.......................PGL.STOXXES
Top 10 Eurofirst 300 sectors....................PGL.FTEU3S
Top 25 European pct gainers........................PG.PEUR
Top 25 European pct losers.........................PL.PEUR
Main stock markets:
Dow Jones................DJI Wall Street report ......N
Nikkei 225..............N225 Tokyo report.............T
FTSE 100................FTSE London report............L
Xetra DAX..............GDAXI Frankfurt market stories.F
CAC-40..................FCHI Paris market stories....PA
World Indices.....................................0#.INDEX
Reuters survey of world bourse outlook.........EQUITYPOLL1
Western European IPO diary..........................WEUIPO
European Asset Allocation........................EUR/ASSET
Reuters News at a Glance: Equities...............TOP/EQE
Main currency report:...............................FRX/
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