Terna e Snam receive two cuts in their respective target prices by Credit Suisse. Analysts of the Swiss banking giant have reduced the gas company's target price by 4,3 4 in euros, while confirming the "neutral" recommendation on the stock. A similar fate befell the company that manages the national electricity grid, on which the Swiss Bank reiterated the "underperform" judgment, but limited the target price by 3,5 3,3 in euros.
In mid-afternoon, Terna's share on the Stock Exchange lost 0,22%, to 3,592 euro, while Snam shares were down by 0,25%, to 3,912 euros, while the Ftse Mib gains more than one percentage point.
