Previous close | 67.69 |
Open | 67.69 |
Bid | 58.60 |
Ask | 60.80 |
Strike | 210.00 |
Expiry date | 2024-01-19 |
Day's range | 67.69 - 67.69 |
Contract range | N/A |
Volume | |
Open interest | 5 |
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MILAN (Reuters) -The head of Ferrari on Monday welcomed plans to exempt cars that run on e-fuels from the European Union's planned 2035 phase-out of new combustion engine vehicles as they will give the luxury carmaker "greater freedom" on its power systems. The European Union and Germany have reached a deal allowing new cars powered by combustion engines (ICE) to be sold beyond the 2035 deadline, or 2036 for so-called small volume manufacturers like Ferrari, if they run on carbon-neutral e-fuels. "The good news for us as a company (...) is that on top of electric cars, we'll also be able to go on with our internal combustion engines ones," CEO Benedetto Vigna told a Reuters Newsmaker event.
Italy's largest construction company Webuild surprised markets on Thursday by indicating its core profit would almost double in 2025, after growing as much as 30% this year. Under a new three-year plan unveiled on Thursday, Webuild said it had already won 53.4 billion euros worth of orders, which covers 95% of its expected revenues and profit targets for the 2023-2025 period. Shares in Webuild closed up 12% after the plan with traders noting that the 2023 core profit goal of 720 million euros to 760 million euros was well above a market consensus of 580 million euros.