European stock markets, week in the red

Wall Street continues its sharp decline, echoing yesterday's decline. Concerns remain about a bubble in the artificial intelligence segment, while the shutdown, the longest in US history, continues, causing the cancellation of hundreds of domestic flights starting today.

Among the stocks hardest hit by the sell-off is Nvidia, down 5%. Tesla, also down 4%, has its shareholders approving Elon Musk's compensation plan: over ten years, if targets are met, his shares would be worth approximately $1 trillion.

European stock markets are also in the red: Milan -0.35% (-0.65% for the week), London -0.55%, Frankfurt -0.69%, Paris -0.18%.

The spotlight is on MPS Bank, which posted its results with a 4.4% gain. Profit for the first nine months of the year was higher than expected at €1.37 billion. Moncler also posted a strong performance, up 2.75%, following Prysmian's -4.34% and Unipol's results.

Euro to sollaro at 1.1580.