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Italian Stocks in Focus: Eni and Telecom Italia Under Scrutiny

Italian Stocks in Focus: Eni and Telecom Italia Under Scrutiny

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European Markets Set to Open Higher;⁣ AI Integration Gains Traction

European markets are poised for a positive ⁣open on January 22, 2026, with futures on the Euro Stoxx 50 index up by 1%. Several key developments are influencing market sentiment, including strategic moves by major companies and the increasing integration of artificial intelligence (AI) across various sectors.

Italian Stock Market Highlights

Banco BPM – Credit Agricole: Credit Agricole has increased its voting rights in Banco BPM to 20.104%,‍ according to⁤ a recent filing with the Italian market regulator, CONSOB, updated as of January 16, 2026. CONSOB

BPER Banca: UBS has raised its ​price target for BPER Banca to €13.10,up from €11.80, while maintaining a ‘Buy’ rating. UBS

Brunello Cucinelli: The luxury fashion house has launched a new e-commerce website powered by an AI-driven digital experience platform. This move reflects a broader trend of luxury brands leveraging AI to enhance customer engagement and personalization. Brunello Cucinelli

Energy and ⁢Infrastructure Developments

Eni: The ‍Italian energy company has reached an agreement with ‍SOCAR, the‍ State Oil Company of the⁤ Republic of Azerbaijan, to acquire a 10% stake in the Baleine project in Côte d’Ivoire. This acquisition expands‌ Eni’s portfolio in West Africa. Eni, SOCAR

Hera: ‌ Hera has unveiled its new‌ industrial plan through 2029,‍ outlining €5.5 billion in‌ investments aimed at driving growth in profits and dividends. Hera

Nexi: The​ payments company is scheduled to present its new strategic ⁤plan on⁣ March ‌5, 2026. Investors will be closely watching for⁢ details on Nexi’s growth strategy and financial targets. Nexi

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Automotive and Tire Industry Updates

Pirelli: Preliminary fourth-quarter 2025 results from Continental‍ and Michelin’s ⁣tire divisions indicate ‌that EBIT is in line with expectations, and free⁤ cash flow (FCF) exceeded ⁢forecasts.⁣ Michelin’s December global tire market data shows a 2% decline in replacement tires and a‌ 1% decrease in original equipment (OEM) tires,‍ consistent with previous projections. Pirelli, Continental, Michelin

Stellantis: BNP Paribas has‍ increased its price target for Stellantis to €9.10,​ up from €7.80,​ while maintaining ​an ‘Underperform’ rating.‍ Stellantis,

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