NEW YORK (WSI) – One year, 2015, to remember for the Italian stock market. With a rise in the FTSE MIB 13.23% Milan stands in second place in the ranking of world markets which recorded growth more ‘high, after Shenzhen (+ 66.15%), however drugged the measures undertaken by the government of Beijing to the bursting of the bubble in China.
For the Milan Stock Exchange is a also higher than that of Frankfurt (+ 9.56%) and Paris (+ 9.46% ). Coplessivamente growth of Business and pizza ‘was above the European average (Euro Stoxx + 4.5%) and well above Wall Street (Dow Jones -0.86%) and the Nasdaq ( +7.44%).
Even better did the other indices Square Business: FTSE All Share + 15.8% +39.5% and Star. Increasing the capitalization: last year the Milan stock was worth 29% of GDP, but this year rose to 34.8%, with a market capitalization of 567.6 billion euro, an increase of 17.6% compared to the end of 2014.
Bright still the trade which reached a daily average of 3.2 billion euro. Altogether in 2015 we were traded over 801.7 billion Euros. Intesa Sanpaolo was the most traded share in terms of turnover (95.2 billion), Unicredit has excelled rather in terms of contracts (3.9 million).
As for the individual titles, Queen among blue chips was Italcementi (+ 107.49% since last December 31), followed by a Life Holding (+ 92,60%) and Yoox-Net-a-Porter (+87, 77%), while MPS (-35.58%) was the worst, preceded by Saipem (-14.55%) and Tenaris (-12.20%).
But it does not end here. On a positive note, and ‘it came from the new placements with 356 companies listed on the Italian Stock Exchange: 282 on the main market MTA (of which 71 are Star) and 74 on AIM. New admissions were 32 (there were 26 in 2014) including 27 IPOs (18 out of Aim).
Among the freshmen, that have collected in total over 5.7 billion the euro, the Italian Post Office, more IPOs in the last 10 years with more than 3 billion of capital raised, played the lion’s share.
Sixteen instead the now withdrawn , including names prominent as Pirelli, leaving the scene on November 6, Ti Media, out October 1 and Mediolanum, which has actually passed the baton to Banca Mediolanum, following the merger.
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