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49802.000About Italy 40 CFD
The Italy 40 CFD is designed to follow the FTSE MIB Index, Italy's main equity-market benchmark. The index contains 40 of the most liquid and highly capitalized shares traded on Euronext Milan and seeks to reflect the listed market's broad sector structure. It uses free-float-adjusted market-capitalization weighting, constituent caps and liquidity screens. Banks, utilities, energy, industrial businesses and consumer brands can make significant contributions to performance.
IT40 can react to European Central Bank policy, Italian government-bond yields, fiscal developments, credit conditions and energy prices. Its performance is not a direct measure of Italy's overall economy. IT40 is a leveraged CFD rather than the FTSE MIB cash index or ownership of its constituent shares. Spreads, financing, dividends, futures fair value and extended trading hours may cause its quote to differ from the official index. Leverage magnifies gains and losses, so check the quote basis, session and product terms.

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FAQs
What is Italy 40 CFD's highest value within a month?
The highest value ever recorded for Italy 40 CFD within a month was 52618.00, reached on 2026-09-21.
What is Italy 40 CFD's lowest value within a month?
The lowest value ever recorded for Italy 40 CFD within a month was 48001.00, reached on 2026-10-23.
How is Italy 40 CFD doing today?
The Italy 40 CFD price is 49983.00.
What was the opening value for Italy 40 CFD today?
The opening value for Italy 40 CFD today was 49789.00.
What is the 52-week range for Italy 40 CFD?
The 52-week range for Italy 40 CFD is 41599.00 to 54034.00. This range shows the lowest and highest index levels recorded over the past 52 weeks.
What is the day's trading range for Italy 40 CFD?
The day's trading range for Italy 40 CFD is 49524.00 to 50136.00. This range shows the lowest and highest levels reached during the current trading session.
Can I invest in Italy 40 CFD directly?
No, Italy 40 CFD itself is an index and cannot be invested in directly. Investors usually gain exposure through related products such as ETFs, index funds, futures, CFDs, or constituent stocks, depending on market availability and risk suitability.