🔴 Prysmian is trading 4.54% down today as borrowing costs hit multi-decade highs

Prysmian is trading at €125.10 on August 18, 2026, down -4.54%, mainly as broad risk-off sentiment intensified amid sharply higher global borrowing costs, renewed U.S.-Iran tensions and inflation concerns.

• Reuters reported that long-term borrowing costs in the United States, Japan and Germany reached multi-decade highs.
• U.S. equities are also lower, reinforcing global macro pressure.
• No clear company-specific negative announcement was identified; recent Prysmian earnings and acquisition news were positive but did not drive today’s decline.