The FTSE MIB index was little changed in early trading on Tuesday, hovering around the 36,140 mark, as investors assessed a slew of pledges and executive orders from U.S. President Donald Trump, including trade tariffs. While Trump initially refrained from imposing tariffs immediately after his inauguration, he later unveiled plans to implement 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico starting February 1st. Among individual stocks, notable losses were seen from Generali (-1%), Stellantis (-1.3%), Prysmian (-1.1%), Campari (-1.7%), and Amplifon (-1%). On the other hand, financial stocks saw gains, with UniCredit up 0.5% gain, Banca Mediolanum rising 1.1%, and Banca Generali adding 1%.
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