Stock markets experience a flat week, with Iveco gaining ground in Milan.

European stock markets closed mixed, remaining above parity. Milan rose 0.4%, in line with London, while Frankfurt and Madrid fell. The week's performance was also essentially flat. The tariff issue and geopolitical tensions remained in the background.

In Milan, Iveco's share price jumped 8% in the wake of rumors of a possible sale from Exor to India's Tata Motors. This possibility has caused considerable concern among unions, who are calling for a meeting at the ministry.

Leonardo is also doing well, while Stellantis, which has been on a decidedly rollercoaster ride these days, is back in the red.

Wall Street is weak, with all indices just below par. Today, Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller reiterated his belief that an interest rate cut this month is appropriate. But analysts say a cut by the end of July seems decidedly unlikely.

And the dollar is still depreciating: to buy one euro you need 1.16.