Piazza Affari

Piazza Affari is the main stock exchange in Italy, located in Milan. It is where buying and selling of shares of publicly traded companies takes place. The exchange plays a crucial role in the economy by facilitating investment and helping companies raise capital. Investors trade stocks, bonds, and other securities here, influenced by economic indicators, corporate performance, and market trends. The exchange is known for its index, the FTSE MIB, which tracks the performance of the 40 most significant companies in Italy. Overall, Piazza Affari reflects the health of the Italian economy and investor sentiment.