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IT40指数降至41772.00点，为2025年9月以来的最低水平。在过去的4周里，意大利股市指数（IT40）下跌了1.57%，在过去的12个月里，它上涨了21.74%。

IT40 decreased to 41772.00 Index Points, the lowest since September 2025. Over the past 4 weeks, Italy Stock Market Index (IT40) lost 1.57%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 21.74%.

德国DAX指数周五继续下跌，收于24267点，跌幅约1.5%，为一周多来的最低水平，与其他欧洲指数一致，从最近的峰值回落。加沙和平计划后，美中贸易紧张局势再次升级，国防库存疲软，拖累了市场。美国总统唐纳德·特朗普今天表示，在中国周四扩大对稀土金属的出口管制后，没有理由在两周后在韩国会见中国的Xi，同时也表示计划提高对中国进口产品的关税。法国的政治局势也仍然是一个主要关切。在企业方面，国防公司Hensoldt和Renk是跌幅最大的公司之一，分别下跌4.6%和3.7%，Rheinmetall下跌1.1%。由于对前景疲软的担忧，瑞银下调评级至“卖出”，并将目标价从56欧元降至45欧元，Brenntag股价下跌（-5%）。Vonovia是少数上涨的股票之一，上涨了约1%。

Germany's DAX continued to decline to close about 1.5% lower at 24,267 on Friday, its lowest in over a week and retreating from recent peaks, in line with other European indices. The market was weighed down by renewed US-China trade tensions and weakness in defense stocks following Gaza’s peace plan. US President Donald Trump said today there was no reason to meet with China’s Xi Jinping in two weeks in South Korea, while also signaling plans to raise tariffs on Chinese imports, after China expanded export controls on rare earth metals Thursday. The political situation in France also remained a major concern. On the corporate front, defense names Hensoldt and Renk were among the biggest decliners, dropping 4.6% and 3.7%, respectively, with Rheinmetall down 1.1%. Shares of Brenntag (-5%) dropped following UBS’s downgrade to ‘Sell’ and a reduction in its price target to €45 from €56, amid concerns over a weakening outlook. Vonovia was one of the few gainers, rising about 1%.

在米兰，富时MIB指数周五下跌744点，跌幅1.74%。领跌的是Stellantis N.V.（-6.95%）、Tenaris（-5.07%）和Leonardo SpA（-4.54%）。

In Milan, the FTSE MIB Index fell 744 points or 1.74 percent on Friday. Leading the losses are Stellantis N.V. (-6.95%), Tenaris (-5.07%) and Leonardo SpA (-4.54%).

在法兰克福，DAX指数周五下跌370点，跌幅1.50%。Brenntag（-4.97%）、英飞凌（-3.47%）和西门子能源（-3.42%）领跌。

In Frankfurt, the DAX Index dropped 370 points or 1.50 percent on Friday. Losses were led by Brenntag (-4.97%), Infineon (-3.47%) and Siemens Energy (-3.42%).