The week starts well for Generali's share on the Stock Exchange, which rises by about one and a half percentage points to 15,83 euros in the middle of the morning, achieving the best increase in the Ftse Mib.
The purchases of the shares of the insurance company were triggered by Credit Suisse, which promoted Generali's half-yearly accounts and prospects by raising the target price from 16,80 to 17,10 euros and bringing the operating rating back from underperform to neutral (the same upgrade operated by Exane Bnp Paribas).
The Swiss broker has also improved its estimates on Eni. Following the update of the industrial plan illustrated on July 31, Credit Suisse raised the target price on the Italian energy giant to 18 euros per share, from the previous 17,30 euros.
In the morning, Eni shares rose by about half a percentage point, to 18,88 euros, while the main stock exchange listed on Piazza Affari rose by 0,24%.
