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Spain received 10.1 million international tourists in September 2026, 4.3% more than a year ago and marking a new record for the month.  The UK maintained its position as the leading source of tourists, with over 2.2 million visitors (+7.2%). Germany and France followed, although arrivals declined by 4.7% and 1.5%, to nearly 1.3 million and 1.1 million, respectively. In the first nine months of 2026, the number of tourists who visited Spain increased by 5.2% and exceeded 80.5 million.

Spain Tourist Arrivals Hit Record For September

The S&P Global Italy Composite PMI edged down to 50.8 in October 2026 from 51.0 in September, marking its lowest level since May while signaling a continued but modest expansion in private sector activity. The slight slowdown reflected a faster contraction in manufacturing output, which offset stronger growth in the services sector. New business continued to increase modestly, with services remaining the sole source of expansion. Employment also rose slightly, broadly in line with the series average. Meanwhile, cost pressures intensified to their strongest level in four years, with both manufacturing and services contributing to the increase. Output charge inflation also accelerated to its highest rate since the start of 2023.

Italy Private Sector Growth Eases to 5-Month Low

Milan’s FTSE MIB rose over 1% to around 50,500 on Wednesday, hitting its highest level since early October, supported by broad gains among financial stocks. The advance came as global markets reacted to Democratic victories in both chambers of the US Congress, which sent global yields lower amid expectations of greater political gridlock and constraints on fiscal expansion. Among financials, UniCredit climbed 2.2% and Intesa Sanpaolo added 2.4%. FinecoBank rose 3.3%, followed by BPER Banca (+3%) and Banca Mediolanum (+2.3%). Meanwhile, STMicroelectronics gained 1.43% after unveiling a unified STM32 microcontroller platform. Buzzi rose 2.5% and Technoprobe advanced 2.1%, while energy stocks posted modest gains, with Eni up 0.4% and Saipem adding 0.5%. On the downside, Ferrari fell 2.3%, reversing part of Tuesday’s rally following an earnings beat and an upgrade to its full-year guidance. Leonardo also underperformed, dropping 2.9%.

FTSE MIB Hits 4-Week High

European stocks traded higher on Wednesday, with the STOXX 50 rising 0.8% and the STOXX 600 gaining 0.5%, tracking a broadly positive global market tone following the Democratic victory in the US Congress, which will likely constrain President Trump's legislative agenda. Meanwhile, the earnings season remains in full swing and remains on investors' radar. Banks, basic resources and utilities led the gains, while food and beverages and industrial goods stocks traded lower. HSBC Holdings rose 2.5%, Siemens gained 1.2%, Banco Santander advanced 2.9%, UniCredit added 2.6% and UBS climbed 1.5%. Novo Nordisk jumped 3.1% after beating earnings expectations and providing an updated outlook. On the downside, Unilever fell 1.3%, while BMW shares were little changed after the company reported lower third-quarter earnings. Leonardo slipped 3.5% ahead of its earnings release on Thursday.

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