Varied movements across 11 equities

The MSE Equity Price Index remained virtually unchanged at 3,783.432 points as the declines in BOV and MIDI outweighed the gains in GO, HSBC and MPC. Meanwhile, six other equities closed unchanged as today’s trading activity amounted to €0.2 million. Download today’s Equity Market Summary.

Bank of Valletta plc shed 0.5% to the €1.82 level over fourteen trades amounting to 37,577 shares.

MIDI plc slumped by 6.4% to the €0.234 level on a single deal of 5,000 shares.

On the other hand, GO plc gained 2.3% to the €2.70 level across ten trades amounting to 8,870 shares.

HSBC Bank Malta plc moved 0.7% higher to the €1.36 level on two deals totalling 2,672 shares.

Malta Properties Company plc advanced by 2.0% to the €0.306 level on muted activity.

Malta International Airport plc closed unchanged at the €5.95 level as 6,895 shares changed hands. Today, MIA announced that last week it bought 4,509 of its own shares for a total of €26,829, as all shares were bought at the €5.95 level.

PG plc stayed at the €1.85 level on a single trade of 1,945 shares.

Simonds Farsons Cisk plc traded flat at the €6.15 level across 2,978 shares.

Hili Properties plc held the €0.24 level on a single deal of 40,000 shares.

The ordinary shares of RS2 plc remained at the €0.35 level on one trade of 1,100 shares.

FIMBank plc held the USD0.125 level as 3,345 shares changed hands.

Today, APS Bank plc announced that its Board of Directors is scheduled to meet on Thursday 31 July 2025 to consider the approval of the interim financial results covering the six-month period ended 30 June 2025. The Directors will also consider the declaration of an interim dividend, subject to regulatory approval.

The RF MGS Index shed 0.14% to 917.293 points as euro area sovereign bond yields moved higher with the German 10-year bund yield surpassing the 2.60% level compared to a low of 2.54% last Friday. The US President announced that new trade deals will be announced soon and reciprocal tariffs were postponed to 1 August. Meanwhile, retail sales in the eurozone dropped by 0.7% month-on-month in May.