Afterwards, the large public companies Eni, Enel and Finmeccanica slip into Piazza Affari the statements of the Minister of the Treasury Fabrizio Saccomanni, who in an interview with Bloomberg TV opened their sale to reduce the country's public debt.
The loudest crash, in the late morning, was that of Finmeccanica, which lost 2,60% to 3,578 euros per share, placing itself at the tail end of the Ftse Mib. Enel and its subsidiary Enel Green Power are also heavy, among the worst stocks in the basket with falls of more than 1%. It limits the damages Eni, which loses 0,48% at 16,53 euros per share.
For Equita analysts, Minister Saccomanni's statements could "create pressure on stocks, while the speculative upside deriving from the government's fall below 30% would remain limited by the presence of the golden share".
