FTSE MIB | Borsa Italiana: FTSEMIB.MI | Currency: EUR | Type: Index
Key Statistics
About FTSE MIB
The FTSE MIB is the primary benchmark for the Italian equity market, comprising about 40 of the most liquid and capitalised stocks on Borsa Italiana in Milan. Financials — banks and insurers — carry an outsized weight, alongside energy, utilities and industrials. The index is administered within the FTSE Russell family following Borsa Italiana's integration with Euronext.
Instrument Details
| Provider | FTSE Russell |
| Ticker | FTSEMIB.MI |
| Exchange / Market | Borsa Italiana |
| Instrument type | Index |
| Quote currency | EUR |
History & Index Methodology
FTSE MIB is calculated in real time from the prices of its constituent stocks, typically weighted by free-float market capitalisation so that larger, more liquid companies carry more influence. The constituent list is reviewed periodically by the index provider, with companies added or removed based on size, liquidity and listing criteria. Long-run index history lets analysts compare today's level against decades of market cycles.
Index maintained by: FTSE Russell
Trading Hours
FTSE MIB trades its exchange's regular session, Monday to Friday. Outside those hours this page shows the last traded level, with change figures measured against the previous official close. All session times are expressed in Indian Standard Time (IST).
How to Read FTSE MIB
Watch FTSE MIB's level against its previous close for the day's direction, and against the 50-day and 200-day moving averages for the medium-term trend. A print near the top of the 52-week range with rising volume is often read as momentum by market participants, while repeated failures at the same level mark resistance. Breadth — how many constituents rise versus fall — shows whether a move is broad-based or driven by a few heavyweights.
52-week range: 41,360 – 54,042. Trailing 12-month change: 25.56%.