Financial markets continue their downward trajectory as investors react to potential repercussions from tariffs announced by former U.S. President Donald Trump. European exchanges suffered significant declines, with Paris leading losses at 2.25%, followed by Frankfurt (-1.93%), Milan (-1.87%), Madrid (-1.22%), and London (-0.59%). The yield spread between Italian BTP and German Bund bonds widened to 81.9 basis points, pushing Italy’s 10-year yield below 3.49%. Commodities also retreated: natural gas plunged 2% to €34.50 per megawatt-hour, while oil prices weakened—WTI crude dipped 0.2% to $69 per barrel, and Brent fell 0.3% to $71.50.
Sanpellegrino Launches €11 Million Project to Secure Water Supply for Bergamo
September 22, 2025
Sanpellegrino has begun an €11 million project to ensure a constant water supply for the