@Pisicchio
dal wsj (non lo riportate perche' e' protetto da copyright)
ROME (Dow Jones)--Trading in Italian stocks resumed late Tuesday after a day-long glitch, and rapidly fell.
At 1437 GMT, the FTSE-Mib index was down 1.9% at 21810.
Big losers were Impregilo SpA (IPG.MI), Eni SpA (E) and UniCredit SpA (UCG.MI), all of which have exposure to Libya and posted sharp drops Monday.
The Milan bourse, part of the London Stock Exchange Group PLC (LSE.LN), had to suspend trading all day until 1430 GMT due to unspecified "technical issues."
About EUR4 billion changes hands on a typical day at the Italian stock exchange.
Adusbef, a local consumer-rights lobby, said it found the suspension "suspicious," especially as Borsa Italiana didn't provide details on the problems it had experienced.
The suspension is unusally timed given the conflict in Libya, where Italian businesses have strong business exposure and, in some cases, shareholder bases, Adusbef said.
The FTSE-Mib posted its biggest drop in more than half a year on Monday, sinking 3.6%, with both Eni and UniCredit posting sharp losses.
Pure al wsj sono dubbiosi sulla coincidenza.
Certo che Berlusconi porta sfiga... pure Impregilo
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