After yesterday's heavy thud, FCA raises its head sharply. The session of 19 October ended with a drop of 5,98%, weighing down the entire Agnelli galaxy, including Juventus despite the victory in the Champions League over Sporting Lisbon. But today the music seems to have definitely changed.
In mid-morning, the FCA stock ran, recovering 2% after reaching a maximum of +2,5%, with volumes equal to 8.189.056. A performance that allows the Lingotto shares to take the lead in the Ftse Mib (+0,4%), towering over the other stocks in the main list.
While awaiting the FCA accounts, which will be presented on Tuesday 24 October, the positive indications from the quarterly reports of two giants such as Daimler and Volvo are also arriving to support the comeback. The German group closed the third quarter of 2017 with record sales, marketing over 824 cars and commercial vehicles in the period (+9%). However, Daimler's profit recorded a considerable drop of 16% to 2,18 billion. Weighing on the result are the restructuring costs and the recall for the emissions of some diesel models. The German company also confirmed for the full year a clear increase both in terms of turnover and EBIT.
