The FTSE MIB fell 1% to close at 51,265 on Friday, pressured by AI-related stocks and energy companies. Energy engineering firm Saipem led the declines, dropping 5% as crude prices extended their retreat, while Eni (-1.3%) and A2A (-0.7%) also came under pressure. STMicroelectronics slid 4.8% as investors renewed concerns that debt-funded AI investments may shift market focus from growth expectations to monetization, dragging Prysmian down 3.5%. Banks also weakened, led by FinecoBank (-2.3%), Banca Mediolanum (-2%), Banco BPM (-1.8%), UniCredit (-1.4%), Intesa Sanpaolo (-1.3%), and BPER Banca (-1.2%), with UniCredit warning that elevated market volatility is likely to persist through the summer. On the upside, defense-related stocks rebounded after recent losses, with Leonardo rising 0.3% and Avio gaining 0.8%. Ferrari led the gainers with a 3.1% advance, followed by DiaSorin (+2.9%) and Italgas (+1.4%). For the week, the benchmark index recorded its first weekly loss in three weeks.

FTSE MIB Posts First Weekly Loss in Three Weeks

The DAX 40 extended initial losses to close about 1.3% down at 24,682 on Friday, the lowest in two weeks, and booking a 1.2% weekly loss. The selloff in chipmakers intensified, pressuring the index, amid global uncertainty around tech stocks and mounting concerns over the rising cost of AI infrastructure. Infineon Technologies sank more than 5%. Other stocks with exposure to the AI-driven data centers were affected, including Siemens Energy (-5.6%) and Hochtief.(-1.8%). Zalando, on the other hand, plunged about 7% after the German financial regulator opened an investigation into the online fashion retailer's 2025 report due to suspicions of violations of accounting rules. Volkswagen fell 1.8% after reports the group is considering deeper workforce cuts of up to 100,000 jobs and potential factory closures to restore competitiveness and improve profitability. On the upside, SAP (2.2%) and Beiersdorf (2.1%) were the biggest gainers.

DAX Closes at 2-Week Low

The FTSE MIB Index dropped 518 points or 1.00 percent on Friday to close at 51265 points. Losses were led by Saipem (-4.88%), Amplifon (-4.84%) and STMicroelectronics (-3.86%). Offsetting the fall, top gainers were Ferrari NV (3.42%), Diasorin (2.92%) and Brunello Cucinelli (1.60%).

The FTSE MIB Index Closes 1.00% Lower

The DAX Index decreased 324 points or 1.29 percent on Friday to close at 24671 points. The decline was led by Zalando (-6.80%), Porsche Automobil (-6.59%) and Siemens Energy (-5.84%).

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FTSE MIB Posts First Weekly Loss in Three Weeks

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