The Juve-Roma case shakes the yellow and red title, among the worst on the stock market in the aftermath of the disputed championship challenge, and even ends up in Parliament. In fact, while the shares of the club from the Capital, which lost 3-2 after a series of referee errors, recorded a -3,3% in mid-morning (at 0,654 euros), theand controversies could end up from the field to Parliament and Consob.
The deputy of the Pd, Marco Miccoli, has in fact announced that he will present a parliamentary question to the Minister of Economy Pier Carlo Padoan (who is also a Roma fan) and a complaint to Consob after the events that occurred yesterday evening. "I remind you that Roma and Juventus are companies listed on the stock exchange, and therefore the incredible refereeing errors (in addition to distorting the championship and undermining the country's credibility) also affect the trends in stock market prices," Miccoli explained in a note. However, the performance of the black and white team on the Stock Exchange was also weak (+0,2%).
